Land clearing in Central Texas

Homesites, driveways, fence lines and pasture opened up the way you want it: selectively around the trees worth keeping, or wall to wall when you need a clean pad.

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Free on-site estimate
Written, fixed-price quote
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What we do

Clearing that starts with a walk, not a bulldozer

Every clearing job starts with us walking the property with you. We flag the live oaks, cedar elms and pecans that stay, mark the lines that matter, and agree on exactly what the finished ground should look like before a machine is unloaded.

Most of the work is done with a tracked mulcher that cuts brush and small trees at grade and leaves the mulch in place. Where a site needs to be grubbed for a foundation or a road base, we bring an excavator to pull the root balls instead.

Selective clearingUnderbrush and cedar out, shade trees stay. The most common job we do.

Homesite and driveway padsCleared, grubbed where needed and left ready for your builder.

Fence lines and ranch roadsA clean 10 to 20 foot lane so fencing crews and trucks can work.

Pasture restorationBrush pushed back so native grass can take the ground again.

How the job runs

From first call to final walk

Walk and flagWe walk the land with you, flag what stays and mark boundaries.
Written quoteA fixed price for the agreed scope, with the finish level spelled out.
ClearTracked machines, light on the soil, working to your flags.
Final walkWe walk it again together before we load up.

Pricing

What sets the price of land clearing

Every property is different, so we don't quote blind. After a free visit you get one fixed price in writing, based on:

Acreage and how thick the brush is
Tree size and species mix
Slope, rock and access for a trailer
Mulch at grade, or grubbed and root-raked

FAQ

Land Clearing questions

Do I need a permit to clear my land?

On rural county land a clearing permit is rarely needed. Inside city limits some trees are protected, for example the City of Austin protects trees 19 inches in diameter and larger. We check your address before we quote.

Will you save the trees I want to keep?

Yes. We flag them with you on the walk and the operator works around every flag. Selective clearing is the majority of our work.

What happens to the stumps?

With mulching, stumps are cut flush with the ground and left to break down. If you are building, we grub the area and remove the root balls.

How long does clearing take?

Light brush can go several acres a day. Thick cedar or rocky slopes are slower. Your written quote includes the number of working days.

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We serve Austin, Georgetown, Round Rock, Leander, Liberty Hill, Dripping Springs, Wimberley, San Marcos, New Braunfels, Marble Falls, Burnet, Lampasas and the surrounding counties.