Fence lines, ranch roads and trails
We open defined corridors for access, fencing and visibility. At the walkthrough we agree on the route, the width and the trees to keep.
- Operator included in every rate
- Rates published
- $2M general liability
- Mon to Sat, 7am to 7pm
What we open
- Fence lines and easements
- Ranch roads and trails
- Shooting lanes
Before the walkthrough
If you know where the corridor runs, mark it with flagging tape or send a pin from your phone. If a surveyor has marked a line, leave the stakes in place and tell us about them. Hand work around fences and structures can be added with a ground hand.
Fits with other work
Corridor work is often combined with forestry mulching or pasture shredding in the same visit. For hunting land see deer lease clearing. Rates are on the pricing page.
How a job runs
- You call. Tell us where the property is and what you want to keep or clear.
- Ray walks the property with you. You point out what stays and what goes.
- You get the day count in writing. The expected time is agreed before the machine is unloaded.
- We do the work. A B&B operator runs the machine.
- You pay for the time worked. If the job finishes early, the bill reflects it.
What affects the quote
Acreage, density, terrain and access all affect the time, and the time is what you pay for. Every machine rate includes an operator. If the job finishes early, you pay for the time worked. Read how our pricing works, use the estimator, or see how to prepare for the walkthrough.
Questions
Can you clear along an existing fence without damaging it?
That is what the ground hand with a chainsaw is for. Hand work around fences and structures is added at the published hourly rate.
Do you set the width?
You do. We agree the route, the width and the trees to keep at the walkthrough.
Where we work
We serve Leon County, Limestone County, Robertson County, Freestone County, Madison County, Brazos County, Falls County and McLennan County. See all service areas.
Other services
Tell us about your property.
Have the town or county and a short description of the work ready. Marcia handles scheduling and Ray can answer questions about the work. Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm.