The work
Drag the line. That's one afternoon.
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After
Briars, brush and volunteer pines swallow a few more feet every summer. We cut it back to open ground and hand your property back to you — surprisingly affordable.
Most calls we get start the same way: it got away from me. That's fine — it got away from nearly everybody. Here's what we can take off your hands.
Years of brush, briars and volunteer saplings mulched down to the ground. You get your property line, your fence row and your view back — usually in a single visit.
Trees and undergrowth removed so the ground is ready for what's next: a house pad, a shop, a pasture, a food plot or a fence line you can actually walk.
Leveling and shaping dirt so water runs where it should instead of toward your foundation, your barn or the low spot in the yard that never dries out.
Downed trees and hung limbs cut, dragged and hauled off. Call as soon as the weather clears — we work storm calls in as fast as we can get to them.
Ruts and washouts regraded, new stone added and the surface crowned so it sheds water instead of holding it. The difference between a yearly repair and a driveway that lasts.
Pastures, fields, trails and roadsides knocked back before they turn into something worse. Regular passes keep a place from ever getting away from you again.
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After
Most jobs start at $325. The majority of completed brush jobs come in at less than $500!
Call now!The brush is usually mulched where it stands and left as ground cover. No landfill fees, no burn pile to babysit.
Most jobs are completed with one piece of equipment. Less equipment on your property means less on your invoice.
We walk it, price it, and that's the number. If we hit something unexpected, you hear about it before it costs you anything.
Note: jobs that involve clearing trees will leave brush piles to be burned or hauled off. We'll factor that into your quote up front, so there are no surprises.
The person who quotes your job is usually the person running the machine. Nothing gets lost between the office and the field.
If we tell you Thursday, we are there Thursday. If weather moves us, you get a call — not silence.
No bulky piles of debris unless previously discussed, ruts smoothed and ready to mow. We leave your place looking like we want to be called back.
Note: all heavy equipment leaves tracks in the soil. Expect them where the machine is unloaded and anywhere the work is being performed.
Call or text with your address and a rough idea of the job. If it's storm damage, say so — those move to the front of the list.
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