We clear the land and tell you the price first.
Brush clearing, invasive removal, fenceline work and forestry mulching. Put your acreage into the estimator and you'll have a real range in about fifteen seconds — not after two weeks of phone tag.
Four kinds of work, one crew
Every job gets walked before a machine moves. What follows is what we actually charge for — the estimator further down uses these same numbers.
Brush & overgrowth clearing
Reclaiming pasture, yard edges and old fields that have gone to cedar and blackberry. Cut low, hauled or chipped, ground left workable.
Invasive species removal
Bush honeysuckle, autumn olive, callery pear and English ivy — cut, treated and followed up the next season so it doesn't come back.
Fenceline reclamation
Six to ten feet cleared either side, posts exposed, and the line left straight enough to run new wire the same week.
Forestry mulching
One machine, one pass, no burn pile. Best on standing brush under six inches where you want the material left as ground cover.
Haul-off & debris
Loaded and gone the same day, or stacked where you want it. Priced by the load, not by the guess.
Follow-up season
Cleared ground grows back. We come back the following spring and treat the regrowth before it's brush again.
What would your job cost?
These are the same factors we'd walk the property to check. The number moves as you change them, and the range widens honestly when the job gets less predictable.
Send it over and we'll come look
Your estimate rides along with the request, so the first conversation starts from a number instead of from scratch.
It's in the crew's queue.
On a real site this creates the job ticket, texts the foreman, and puts a site walk on the calendar. Here it just shows you what the crew would see.
What it looks like after
Illustrated for the demo — a real site would carry the crew's own before-and-after photos here.
Fenceline reclaimed, 1,840 ft
Twenty years of honeysuckle off both sides, posts exposed, new wire run the following week.
Six acres back to pasture
Cedar and blackberry cut low, hauled off, ground left ready to drill seed in the fall.
Invasive removal, second season
Callery pear and autumn olive treated at the stump, then walked again the next spring for regrowth.