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Baldwin County is the single biggest growth market within reach, and it is at the standard $1,000 minimum rather than the out-of-state $1,500. It is also the most competitive, there are established clearing outfits on that side of the bay. The honest advantage is the published pricing and the fixed written quote, not proximity.
45-90 minutes, depending on the bridge each way with a machine on the trailer. On a short job that’s most of the working day gone before any clearing happens. Above $1,000 the arithmetic works for both of us; below it, either we lose money or you get a rushed job. We publish it rather than quietly padding the quote.
Sandy coastal plain, generally well drained on the ridges and genuinely wet in the flatwoods and along the river bottoms. The southern end toward Foley and Gulf Shores is low and holds water; the ground around Bay Minette and Stapleton is higher and works better in winter.
What’s typically growing on it: Loblolly and slash pine, live oak, water oak and sweetgum, with palmetto and wax myrtle in the low ground. Chinese privet and Chinese tallow through anything unmaintained, and cogongrass along roadsides in places.
Density, not acreage, is what sets a mulching price, and ground conditions decide whether a heavy machine should be on your property at all in a given week. See the published bands →
Residential acreage clearing ahead of a build, lot clearing for the volume of new housing going up across the county, pasture and hay ground being reclaimed, and boundary and fence line work on larger rural parcels.
Baldwin County for unincorporated ground; each incorporated city, Daphne, Fairhope, Foley, Gulf Shores, Bay Minette, Robertsdale and the rest, runs its own permitting. Baldwin County is growing fast and municipal boundaries move with annexation, so confirm which office covers your parcel rather than assuming. We work to a permit you hold, and we’ll tell you when we think you need one, but confirm with the jurisdiction, because we’re contractors, not the permit office. Permit guide →
No houses, mobile homes, barns or slabs.
No fencing, gates, culverts, drainage or utilities.
We pull plates out with an excavator instead.
Material is mulched or windrowed on your property.
Call and you get John Williams, not an answering service and not a dispatcher. If it’s after hours or a Sunday, send the form and you’ll have a text back and a callback first thing.
