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Theodore is twenty minutes from the shop and it’s steady work, building lots, overgrown back acreage, and pasture that stopped being worked. Low ground here does not forgive a heavy machine, so we’ll tell you when a job should wait for a dry spell.
Flatter and lower than the west Mobile uplands, with genuinely wet ground toward Fowl River and the bayous, the season matters more here than almost anywhere else we work.
What’s typically growing on it: Slash pine, water oak and sweetgum, with palmetto and wax myrtle in the low ground and titi thickets where it stays wet.
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 →
Building lots and site prep, mobile home removal and lot cleanup, and a steady amount of commercial-adjacent work along the Rangeline and Hamilton corridors.
Unincorporated Mobile County, so land disturbance and demolition permitting goes through the county rather than a city office. 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 →
15-20 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.
