Cedar & brush removal
Cut back thick cedar, brush, and smaller trees where they’ve taken over. We can open space beneath your oaks while keeping the shade, privacy, and cover you want for wildlife.
Forestry MulchingTexas Hill Country based · Select projects across Texas
Open up your land.
Keep what matters.
Got brush taking over? We can open things up and keep the trees you love. From hunting lanes to everyday trails, we’ll help you reach more of your land.
Includes a chainsaw crew.
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Forestry Mulchingplanned for your property
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Choose where we workbefore equipment arrives
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Clear expectationsbefore the work begins
The right work for your landA more open property.
A more open property.
Keep the trees you love.
Forestry mulching uses a machine to chop brush and small trees into wood chips left on the ground. It opens up overgrown areas without removing every tree. We’ll agree on what to clear and what to keep. A chainsaw crew is included for cutting around selected trees and hard-to-reach spots.
Hunting lanes & trails
Open clear views and paths to blinds, feeders, and hunting areas. We’ll discuss how wide the lanes should be and where to leave trees and cover.
Right-of-way clearing
Clear overgrowth along roads, shared access paths, and utility lines. We’ll confirm permission to work there, review known utility locations, and agree on where clearing should stop.
Property & equipment access
Clear paths to pastures, water, barns, and work areas. Tell us what vehicles need to get through. If the ground also needs leveling, rock milling, or a road, we can plan those jobs together.
Thin brush & open access routes
Thin brush along roads and paths used to reach your land during a fire. Mulching leaves wood chips that can still burn. A firebreak cleared down to soil needs a separate clearing plan.
Careful cutting & future upkeep
Our chainsaw crew helps with the cutting we agree on. Show us trees to keep and any hidden obstacles. We’ll explain the mulch and stumps left behind and how to manage brush that grows back.
Before & after
Why it matters
Benefits of forestry mulching
Mulching clears unwanted growth and leaves a layer of wood chips on the ground. It helps you use more of your land while keeping the trees and natural areas you enjoy.
Reach more of your land
Open blocked trails, reach fence lines, and make overgrown areas easier to walk through. We can focus on a few paths or a larger area.
Keep your favorite trees
Choose the trees and brush you want to keep before we start. We can clear around them to open space while keeping shade, privacy, and cover for wildlife.
Help keep soil in place
Wood chips cover bare soil and can help keep rain from washing it away. We’ll consider the slopes and where water flows when planning the work.
Help the soil hold moisture
Mulch can help the ground stay moist. As the wood chips slowly break down, they add plant material back to the soil.
Fewer brush piles to deal with
Brush that can be mulched is chopped where it grows, leaving less to pile up or haul away. We’ll discuss what to do with anything too large to mulch.
Make upkeep easier
Once thick brush is opened up, it’s easier to reach trails and fences and spot new growth. Some plants will grow back, so we’ll talk about future upkeep.
Here’s how we’ll get started
Choose what stays and what goes.
Want a narrow trail, a wider view, or a more open property? Show us what you have in mind, and we’ll help plan the work.
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Mark what you want to keep
Point out shade trees, brush for privacy, and natural areas you want left alone. Marking them helps our crew know where to work.
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Show us how open you want it
Tell us where you want paths, room along a fence, or open space beneath the trees. We’ll agree on the size of each area.
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Know what will be left behind
We’ll explain the wood chips and stumps that may remain and talk about how you plan to use and care for the area.
Thinking about mulching?
Send photos and a rough idea of the area you want opened up. The thickness of the brush, tree sizes, slopes, and equipment access help us plan the job. Includes a chainsaw crew.
Common questions
Your questions, answered.
Still have a question? Call (830) 282-4087 and let’s talk about your land.
Can you clear brush beneath trees I want to keep?
Yes. Show us the trees and areas of cover you want to keep. We’ll agree on where to clear and how our equipment can reach those areas.
Will the area be ready for a lawn immediately?
No, not from mulching alone. Wood chips stay on the ground. A lawn will need more preparation, which we can discuss when planning the work.
What if old fencing is hidden in the brush?
Show us any old fences, loose wire, trash, or other obstacles you know about so we can plan around them.
What do you need from me for an estimate?
Send your property location, photos, and a rough idea of the area you want cleared. Tell us which trees to keep and whether you want trails, access along fences, or a larger open area.
Can you open hunting lanes and leave cover for wildlife?
Yes. A marked map or simple sketch can show your blinds, feeders, trails, and where you want a clear view. We’ll discuss lane width and the trees and cover you want to keep.
Is a mulched strip the same as a firebreak?
No. Mulching leaves wood chips that can still burn. A firebreak cleared down to soil needs its own plan, including where it goes, how water flows, and how it will be maintained.
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to better use.
Have something in mind? Tell us where your land is and what you’d like to change.