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What we clear.
One operator, purpose-built machines, and a simple rule: leave the land better than we found it. Every job below ends with mulch in the ground instead of smoke in the air.
How we work
Mulch it, don't dig it up
Every job below starts the same way: a drum of carbide teeth grinds standing brush and small timber into mulch in a single pass — no burn piles, no haul-off trucks, no scraped topsoil. The layer it leaves behind regenerates the ground, holds moisture, and keeps down the mold and fungus that take hold in neglected land. Whatever you need cleared, that's the method underneath it.
Four ways we open up land
Pick your job
The core of what we do
Forestry mulching
Mesquite, huisache, and cedar ground into mulch in place. Selective clearing keeps the oaks, loses the brush.
DetailsMake room to build
Lot & pad clearing
Homesites, barns, driveways, and building pads cut clean out of the brush — ready for dirt work.
DetailsTake it back
Pasture reclamation
Push back the brush that's crept in year after year and turn it back into grazing land.
DetailsOpen the lines
Fence lines & rights-of-way
Open up fence lines, senderos, and utility rights-of-way so you can build, repair, and see your property lines.
DetailsQuestions
Which service do I need?
How do I know which of the four is right for my land?
Forestry mulching is the general-purpose fix for overgrown land. Lot & pad clearing is for a specific building site. Pasture reclamation is for grazing land brush has taken over. Fence lines & rights-of-way is for a line you can't reach anymore. Not sure? Tell us what you're dealing with and we'll point you the right way.
Can one job cover more than one of these?
Often, yes. Clearing a homesite pad can also mean opening up the driveway and fence line at the same time — it's the same equipment and process either way, just applied to more of the property.
Do you take on small jobs, or only large acreage?
Both. Some jobs are a few acres around a house site, others are a full pasture. Tell us the acreage and what you're dealing with and we'll scope it from there.
More answers on our full FAQ page.
Tell us what you're up against
Acreage, brush type, and what you want the land to do — that's all we need to get you a number.