Forestry mulching
Brush, vine and trees up to 8 in. reduced to mulch in one pass. Canopy trees left standing wherever you want them.
Forestry mulching · lot clearing · fuel reduction
Tracked mulchers grind brush, briar and small trees into a mulch blanket right where they stood. Nothing burned, nothing hauled, no ruts left behind — and you can walk it the same day.
Five acres or a quarter acre, wooded lot or fence corridor. Same machines, same mulch-in-place method.
Brush, vine and trees up to 8 in. reduced to mulch in one pass. Canopy trees left standing wherever you want them.
House sites, shops and barns cleared and stump-ground, handed over at a rough grade the builder can work from.
A clean corridor along the pins so a fence crew can build straight, or so you can finally see where your land ends.
Riding trails, ATV loops and hunting plots opened to sunlight, cut to the width you ask for and seeded if you like.
Defensible space to your insurer's spec, ladder fuels removed and the work photographed for your file.
Downed timber and blowdown mulched or bucked and stacked, driveways opened first so you can get out.
Real ranges, not a mystery. Density decides the price more than acreage does, which is why we walk it first.
$1,400 / acre
Grass, briar and scattered saplings. Roughly two acres a day.
$2,200 / acre
Dense understory and small trees throughout. About an acre a day.
$3–6 / linear ft
Eight to twelve feet wide, priced by growth and terrain.
$950
Small jobs and trail work. No travel charge inside 45 miles.
“Twelve acres nobody had walked in years. Two days later it looks like a park and every oak we flagged is still there.”
“Cleared to the pin on both sides. The fence crew said it was the cleanest corridor they had ever built in.”
“Quoted by the acre, held the price when the brush turned out worse than it looked. Straight shooters.”
Tell us where the property is and what you want opened up. We walk it with you, usually inside a week, and quote on the spot.
We will call to set the walk-through, normally within a day or two. Storm work jumps the queue — ring us if trees are down.
Call (555) 017-3600