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Grouped by the kind of work rather than alphabetically. If something isn’t on this list, we don’t do it, and there’s a short list at the bottom of exactly what that means.
Undergrowth and small trees ground into a mulch layer that stays on your ground. No burn pile, no haul-off bill.
Wooded acreage opened up for a build, a well, a septic field or a driveway. We clear what you mark and leave what you keep.
A lot cleared, grubbed and rough graded for the slab crew. Built around your date, not ours.
Briar, vine and scrub taken out from under a stand you’re keeping. Same machine, lighter material, lower price.
Standing trees above the 7 in mulching limit dropped and dealt with. Open ground only: not rigging work.
Pulled out whole with an excavator, not ground down. For building spots, utility runs and full lot clears.
Pasture and hay ground that stopped being worked, brought back. Usually cheaper than people assume.
Privet, Chinese tallow, kudzu and cogongrass. Mechanical removal, and an honest account of what it does and doesn’t fix.
Selective thinning on small tracts and pre-commercial stands. Case by case: talk to us first.
An overgrown fence row shortens the life of the fence. We open the row without tearing out your wire.
Boundary and cut lines opened so a surveyor can shoot them. Deadline work, and almost nobody local advertises it.
Breaks around timber stands, structures and property lines. Doubles as access road.
Lanes cut and plots opened before the season. July through September is the window.
ATV trails, camp roads and access cuts. If you can’t get to it, you don’t really own it.
Utility corridors, access easements and pipeline rights-of-way kept open to spec.
Solar arrays, communications towers, utility sites and laydown yards. Insured and documented.
Downed timber and blowdown cleared after a storm. We give you an honest date, we don’t claim 24/7.
Ruts, furrows and washouts taken out so ground can be mowed, driven or built on. Rough grade, not an engineered pad.
New drives cut into wooded property, and existing ones reshaped when they’ve rutted or washed.
Silted-in ponds excavated back out, dams and levees repaired. Regulatory questions raised before we quote.
You have the material delivered, we move it, spread it and level it. Cheaper than letting a contractor supply it.
Most people call asking for “land clearing” and what they actually need is mulching, or underbrush clearing, or a lot clear with the plates pulled after it. The difference matters because it changes the price by thousands.
underbrush clearing, or forestry mulching if it’s heavier.
pasture reclamation, and it’s usually cheaper than you think.
invasive plant removal, and read the honest part about what one pass does and doesn’t fix.
tree felling first, then mulching.
If you’re still not sure, call. Working out which of these you need takes about ninety seconds on the phone and it’s free.
Published here so you don’t waste a phone call, and so you know what we’ll be honest about elsewhere.
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.
