Some fields in South Dakota and surrounding area need every acre in the field tiled, while most fields only need tile in specific target areas. We can overlap yield maps and satellite imagery underneath the design map to pinpoint where the tile lines should start and stop.
Our design software also allows us to provide an accurate estimate. Using yield maps and aerial imagery allows us to know which areas of the field need tile and which areas do not. Proposals like these are given to every customer before the project is started. After each project is completed another map with the tile lines exact location is given to the customer as well. These bids identify problem areas and keep pricing accurate—so what you’re quoted is what you pay.
Most of our work is done in NE Iowa but, we’ll provide our services anywhere in the state of Iowa. Give us a call.
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Meet Our Team
Chad VanDaele
Owner
Donny Schmit
Tile low operator & tile designer
Andrew Buzynski
Tile stringer, specializing in cutting connections and fixing tile blowups
Cale Huebner
Mitch Buzynksi
Stringer
Rick VanDaele
Positon 
Ethan Zuercher
String tile, dig connections, maintenance on machinery
Why has tiling become so popular?
Cost
Cost of tiling per acre has stayed relatively flat for the last 10-15 years.
Profit
It doesn't take very many acres of drowned out crop to turn a profitable tract into an unprofitable piece of ground.
Returns
Land prices and rental rates have not declined much from their peak highs and ROI (return on investment) continue to get higher and higher with indefinite returns.
Longevity
Tile on your farm will give you a higher rate of return than almost any other asset on your farm each year and it also pays dividends for generations to come.
