We live here.
Based near Chapel Hill and working about 30 to 40 miles around Tyler, with selective travel for larger acreage and recurring ranch work.
Where it started
My dad started this farm back in the late seventies. I was raised around this stuff. I took it over in 2012, and my oldest son works it with me now.
Our name is on every job, and there's nobody else to blame. If a pond won't hold water, that's on us. If a road washes out, that's on us. If a customer is happy, that's on us too.
Our trucks stay on the same roads as yours
We've been seeing more crews come in from out of town. They show up, write a low number, and move on.
We live here. Our trucks are going to be on the same roads as yours long after your job is done. If something isn't right, you know where to find us.
When you compare numbers, compare the people too. Ask who'll be standing behind the job a year from now.
We'll tell you no
If a job isn't a fit for our equipment, or it's too far outside where we run, I'll tell you on the phone. A straight no today beats a bad yes. And the call costs you nothing.
Sometimes the answer is yes, just not alone. If your neighbors need the same kind of work, we can group the jobs and make the trip worth it for everybody.
Protect what you hand down
In 2024, KLTV did a story on East Texas family farms and what happens to them next. I told them something I still believe. If you're going to leave a legacy for the next generation, the best you can do is protect it.
Where we work
About 30 to 40 miles around Tyler. Bigger acreage and recurring ranch work can go further.
Scott Offerle, O-L Guy Farms
Questions people ask
What towns do you work in?
Tyler, Chapel Hill, Whitehouse, Troup, Winona, Lindale, Overton, Kilgore, Bullard and Henderson, and acreage in between. About 30 to 40 miles around Tyler, with selective travel for larger jobs.
Who answers the phone?
I do. If I miss your call, I'm usually on somebody's place. I'll call you back.