Pasture shredding and light brush cutting
For lighter growth we bring the 88-inch Extreme Duty brush cutter on the telehandler, so the forestry mulcher stays on the trailer.
- Operator included in every rate
- Rates published
- $2M general liability
- Mon to Sat, 7am to 7pm
Good fits
- Overgrown pasture
- Weeds, saplings and lighter brush
- Food plots and access lanes
Rate
Brush cutter and shredding work has its own hourly rate, separate from the machine rates. See the pricing page for the current figure and terms.
When the growth is heavier
If the brush has grown too big for a brush cutter, forestry mulching or land clearing may be the better fit. Describe the ground when you call and we will say which.
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
How is shredding priced?
It has its own hourly rate, separate from the machine day rates. It is listed on the pricing page.
What equipment do you use?
An 88-inch Extreme Duty brush cutter carried on our Genie GTH-5519 telehandler.
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.