Nine kinds of work, three machines, and an owner who’s on site for every one of them.
From a solid stand of yaupon and scrub to open, walkable ground.
We take down brush, small trees, and stumps and leave you a finished surface. On most jobs that means mulching in place. On larger jobs with heavy timber, we may push some material into burn piles when that’s the practical option. We’ll tell you up front.
Ask about this →Grind it where it stands. Leave it as mulch.
The mulcher head turns standing brush into a layer of mulch on the ground in a single pass. It holds moisture, slows erosion, and keeps regrowth down. Because most of the material stays on site, it’s usually the cheapest way to clear and the easiest on the soil you’re keeping.
Ask about this →Straight corridors cut to the width you need.
We clear a defined corridor and leave the mature trees on either side standing. It’s popular for new fence installs, cattle lanes, ranch roads, pipeline and utility easements, and shooting lanes.
Ask about this →Get the lease ready before the season opens.
Landowners and lease holders call us to open up shooting lanes, cut quiet trails to blinds and feeders, and clear food plot ground. We can knock it all out in one trip, before hunters show up.
Ask about this →The Extreme Duty 88″ brush cutter covers ground fast.
When the job is overgrown pasture, weeds, saplings, and lighter brush rather than standing timber, the 88-inch Extreme Duty brush cutter is the right tool. It covers more ground per hour than the mulcher and leaves a clean, even cut.
Ask about this →Grapples and buckets on the telehandler and skid steer.
Old fencing, scrap, tin, brush piles, and whatever else has piled up. We pick it up and load it out with the telehandler and the smaller skid steer, using grapples and buckets.
Ask about this →Ready for your concrete crew.
We clear the footprint, strip it, shape it, and leave a pad your builder can set forms on. Driveway and culvert work can happen in the same trip, so you’re not coordinating two outfits.
Ask about this →General dirt moving with buckets and grapples.
Pond cleanouts, drainage fixes, grading, driveways, and the dirt work that comes with getting a property usable.
Ask about this →When the weather comes through, call us.
Downed timber, blocked access roads, and storm debris. The telehandler’s reach and the grapples make quick work of tangled trees and piles.
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Owner on every jobRay is on site for every job we take. He won’t always be the one in the seat, but he knows the plan, he checks the work, and he’s who you talk to.
Send a few photos and a dropped pin. We’ll tell you what we’d do and what it costs.
