Land Clearing and Forestry
Who we are…..
Locally family owned and operated our Small Business offering full service land clearing, forestry mulching, and excavation company offering services to residential and commercial customers.
Along with our excavating expertise we also offer house pads and building driveways.
We still believe in a honest handshake will go hand-in-hand with delivering quality service. So regardless of the project size or need, we work closely with our customers to create a customized plan that meets the unique needs of the project and their long-term goals.
TREE & BRUSH WORK
Mulching is a small brush around trees it allows you to clean brush from around trees without damaging the root system. It can also remove trees to the ground and leave stumps within 2 inches of the top soil. We clean tank dams, forest under brush, fence lines, right off ways, and remove under growth. There is an extra charge for rock.
Land clearing is the process of removing trees, stumps, and other vegetation from an area of land, often to prepare it for farming, building, or other uses.
Here’s a more detailed explanation:
Purpose:
Land clearing is often undertaken to make land suitable for a new purpose, such as agriculture, construction, or development.
Methods:The methods used for land clearing can vary depending on the size of the area, the type of vegetation, and the desired outcome.
Examples:
This can involve cutting down trees, removing stumps, and clearing out underbrush.
Environmental Considerations:
Land clearing can have significant environmental impacts, such as soil erosion, habitat loss, and water pollution, so it’s important to consider these factors and implement best practices to minimize negative effects.
Regulations:
Land clearing activities are often subject to environmental laws and regulations, so it’s important to obtain the necessary permits and adhere to local guidelines.
Excavation, which involves digging, removing, and relocating soil and other materials, is a fundamental step in land clearing and site preparation to create a level and stable foundation for construction.
Conservation Practice Standard:The USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has a conservation practice standard for land clearing (Code 460), which defines the purpose, conditions, criteria, and considerations for land clearing in the context of soil and water conservation.