Create & maintain firebreaks
Create or reopen cleared strips as part of your wildfire preparation plan. Where needed, dozer work can clear down to soil. We’ll review slopes, water flow, soil washing away, and how the strip will be kept clear.
Land ClearingTexas Hill Country based · Select projects across Texas
Make room for
what comes next.
Have plans for an overgrown part of your land? We can clear unwanted trees and brush for hunting lanes, better access, or a future home or barn. We also clear along roads and utility lines and prepare planned firebreaks.
Includes a chainsaw crew.
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Land Clearingplanned around your needs
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A plan for your landagree on the areas to work on
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Services that work togetherone service or several
Land Clearing
Clear the space you need. Keep the land you love.
Whether you need a short path or a larger open area, we’ll agree on what to clear and what to keep. We plan dozer work, cutting, and cleanup around your land. Includes a chainsaw crew.
Clear along access paths & utility lines
Remove brush and trees along shared access paths and utility lines. We’ll confirm permission, any rules for the area, and known utility locations before agreeing on where to clear.
Hunting lanes & clear views
Open paths to blinds and feeders and give you a clearer view from hunting spots. Choose the trees and nearby cover you want to keep.
Property access & fence lines
Open overgrown entrances, fence lines, and paths to pastures and barns. We’ll agree on cleanup and discuss rock milling or road work if clearing brush is only the first step.
Homesites, shops & working areas
Clear space for a future home, shop, barn, or work area. We’ll mark trees to keep and plan room for equipment. Digging, foundation work, and packing the ground need a separate review.
Tree cutting & cleanup
A chainsaw crew is included for the cutting we agree on. Before starting, we’ll discuss stumps and roots, brush piles, hauling, and how clean you need the area left.
Before & after
Here’s how we’ll get started
Start with a clear purpose for each area.
Tell us what you want to use the space for. We’ll agree on the area to clear, the trees to keep, and the cleanup before work starts.
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Mark the area
Show us where you want a home, shop, path, or open area. Mark trees and other features you want to keep.
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Look over the property
Point out thick brush, slopes, old fences, buildings, and known utilities. We’ll check how our equipment can reach the work area.
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Agree on cleanup
Decide what happens to cut brush and trees and whether stump or root removal is included. Let us know what you plan to do with the area next.
Ready to open things up?
Tell us what you want cleared and what you want to keep. The brush, tree sizes, slopes, equipment access, and cleanup all help us plan the job. Includes a chainsaw crew.
Common questions
Your questions, answered.
Not seeing your question here? Give us a call. We’re happy to talk it through.
Can you clear just a fence line or path?
Yes. Tell us roughly how long and wide the area is, and show us anything you want to keep.
Does clearing include stump removal?
No, not automatically. We’ll agree on any stump and root removal before starting. Tell us where they need attention and how you plan to use the area.
Will the land be ready to build on after clearing?
No, not from clearing alone. Clearing removes brush and trees. Building may also need digging, leveling, packing the ground, and drainage work. Those steps need a separate review.
What do you need from me for an estimate?
Send your property location, photos, a rough idea of the area’s size, and details about how equipment can reach it. A simple sketch or any plans you already have will help.
Can you create or reopen a firebreak?
Yes. We’ll agree on the route, width, and how the ground should be left. Share your wildfire preparation plan if you have one. We’ll consider slopes, water flow, soil washing away, and future upkeep. Clearing cannot guarantee protection from wildfire.
What do you need for right-of-way clearing?
Show us the access path or utility strip, its approximate length and width, any known utilities, and any rules for working there. We’ll confirm permission and agree on what to remove.
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