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We will raise wetland jurisdiction on any parcel near the Delta before we quote it. That is not us being difficult, clearing regulated wetland without authorisation is a federal matter and it is not a risk worth taking with your property.
Higher ground along the highway, dropping quickly east into Delta bottomland that is wet for much of the year.
What’s typically growing on it: Pine on the higher ground, cypress, tupelo and bottomland hardwood toward the Delta, with tallow and privet through the disturbed edges.
That matters because density, not acreage, is what sets a mulching price, and because ground conditions decide whether a heavy machine should be on your property at all in a given week. See the published bands →
Residential acreage on the higher ground, camp properties and structure removal.
Creola is an incorporated city; adjacent ground is unincorporated county. The Mobile-Tensaw Delta is immediately east, which makes wetland jurisdiction a live question on a lot of parcels here. 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 →
50-55 minutes from the shop in Coden. That drive is real cost on a small job, it’s why we publish a $1,000 minimum and why bundling several bits of work into one visit is almost always cheaper than calling us out three times.
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.
