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Our Story
One Loader. One Dream.
Lindamood began in 1975 with one track loader and a bold vision. Founded by Bobby Lindamood, Sr., a hardworking Texan with an eye for precision and a passion for doing things right, the company earned its reputation job by job—built on grit, honesty, and no excuses.
Bobby Sr. launches Lindamood in Irving, Texas with one track loader and a dream.
Expansion into remediation and larger demolition work; securing some of Lindamood's first big projects.
Lindamood becomes fully bonded and begins the start of a long standing relationship with DFW International Airport that still stands strong today.
Lindamood's fleet begins to grow, tackling larger commercial and industrial projects.
In 2004, Lindamood achieves certified Woman-Owned Business status.
In 2005, Jake launches Lindamood's Heavy Hauling division
In 2006, Lindamood performs it's first implosion at Providence Hospital in Waco, TX. Shortly following, the company performs its first high reach demolition in Austin at the University of Texas campus.
In 2009, Bobby Sr. passes away unexpectedly, and the family steps up to honor his legacy.
Lindamood embraces high-reach demolition, airport/infrastructure projects and new technology...making it's mark as a leader in the demolition and earthwork industry.
Lindamood secures some of its largest jobs yet, and celebrates its 50th year anniversary in 2025.
With 1000+ projects completed, a growing fleet and team of 350+ employees, Lindamood is ready for the future.
Family Owned + Operated
In 1980, Bobby’s wife Kayla joined the business, helping transform Lindamood from a one-man operation into a growing force in demolition and earthwork. Through the ‘80s and ‘90s, the company expanded into large-scale demolition, remediation, and heavy civil work—gaining trust on complex urban projects and securing a long-term relationship with DFW International Airport.
Their son Jake was raised in the cab of a machine, learning the business from the ground up. By the early 2000s, he launched Lindamood’s heavy hauling division and led the company into new territory, from disaster recovery and high-reach demolition to full-scale implosions.
When Bobby Sr. passed away in 2009, Kayla and Jake stepped forward to lead. Under their direction, Lindamood has stayed true to its roots while pushing toward the future—investing in safety, innovation, and the next generation of leadership.
Now celebrating 50 years, Lindamood remains proudly family-owned and fiercely committed to the values that built it: hard work, perseverance, and a deep respect for our team, clients, and communities. The machines are bigger, but our mission is the same—excellence without compromise.
