Lot ClearingWooded residential lots cleared for a new house: brush, trees, stumps and the material hauled or mulched.
Forestry MulchingBrush, palmetto and small trees ground in place into a mulch layer, with no piles to haul or burn.
Acreage ClearingMulti-acre parcels opened up for a homesite, pasture or sale once surveys and permits are in place.
Underbrush RemovalPalmetto, vines and scrub cleared out from under the trees you want to keep.
Selective ClearingClearing around the trees worth keeping: marked oaks and pines stay, the rest comes out.
Brazilian Pepper RemovalPepper thickets mulched or cut out, with a plan for the stumps so they don't come right back.
Stump GrindingStumps ground below grade or pulled with the root ball, so the lot is ready for fill and a pad.
Grading and Pad PrepRough grading and house pad prep on cleared lots, built to the elevations on your builder's plans.
Fill DirtFill hauled in and spread to raise a pad or low spots, sized from the builder's elevations.
Overgrown Lot CleanupHeavy brush mowing and cleanup for vacant lots, including owners who live out of state.
Fence Line ClearingA clear strip along a property line or old fence, ready for a new fence or easier upkeep.
Firebreak ClearingCleared or mulched strips around homes, barns and property lines where the brush meets the woods.
Storm Debris CleanupDowned trees and storm debris cleared from driveways, fence lines and acreage after a hurricane.
Pasture ReclamationOvergrown pasture opened back up: brush and pepper mulched, saplings out, fence lines cleared.
Access Road ClearingA path cut through woods or scrub for a driveway, equipment access or a long rural lot.
Which job is yours?
A house lot going from woods to a build pad is lot clearing, usually followed by stump work, grading and sometimes fill. Thick saw palmetto under pines you want to keep points to underbrush removal or selective clearing. Five acres of palmetto and pine in Grant-Valkaria is more likely forestry mulching or acreage clearing.
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