Service
Brush, trees, and overgrowth removed so your property is usable and ready to build, with a quote that covers the debris too.
Land clearing turns an overgrown or wooded parcel into open, workable ground. We cut and remove brush, trees, blackberry, and stumps, then haul the debris away so you are left with a clean site you can use. Because the all-in cost is what worries most landowners, our quote spells out what happens to the material before we start, so the price you hear is the price you pay.

Every parcel is different, so the cost depends on the job. These are the things that move the number, named plainly so you can see where your project lands.

The equipment for this job
Our full-size 30,000 lb excavator handles mature trees, heavy root balls, and large debris, and our semi dump truck carries full loads off site in fewer trips. That capacity is what lets us finish bigger clearing jobs in fewer days.
Most clearing work in this area falls somewhere between about $1,200 and $8,000 per acre, and the spread is wide because density and terrain vary so much. Light brush on flat ground sits near the low end. Mature trees, heavy blackberry, stump removal, and hauling push it toward the high end.
The honest answer is that we give you a real number after we look at the property, and that number includes the debris. We would rather quote accurately once than surprise you later.
Either way works, and we price both. Grinding and mulching the material on site is the lower-cost option and leaves a protective layer on the ground. Hauling it off in our dump truck gives you a completely clean parcel. We will tell you which makes sense for your goals.
They are when we quote them, and we always ask. Stumps are one of the most common items left out of a cheap-looking estimate, so we name them up front. You decide between grinding them down or pulling them out, and the quote reflects your choice.
A straightforward acre of light brush can be done in a day. Heavily wooded or steep ground with stump removal and hauling can take several days per acre. After we see the site we give you a realistic schedule and we hold to it.
It depends on the parcel, the zoning, and whether wetlands or streams are involved. We can point you to what Douglas County and the state generally require, though confirming your specific situation with the county is the safe step before work begins.
Tell us about your property and we will get back to you within one business day with a complete, honest quote.