Brush Clearing
Our brush clearing services can be useful in a variety of applications:
- Clearing land for building, pasture, farm or garden
Land-clearing services are required for a wide range of projects. It is most needed when you need to add a new structure or pasture on a wooded lot. Land clearing is an important early step in most construction projects. It may also involve keeping some existing trees on the land. We can complete a clean job while avoiding any damage to the trees you want to be preserved.
- Fence row clearing
Fence-row clearing is an important part of your property maintenance routine. Trees and vegetation can overgrow and lean towards or over a fence and even damage your fence. Our fence row clean up services can not only help create a tidy and beautiful look, but they also allow navigation of your fence lines and prevent disputes with your neighbors. Having a clear fence line can also assist firefighting ground crews to access sometimes hard to reach areas to fight wildfires.
- Property line clearing
Like Fence-row clearing, trees and vegetation can overgrow and obscure your property line. Our property line clearing can not only define your property lines, but it usually necessary prior to having a fence installed or repaired. Having a clear property line can also assist firefighting ground crews to access sometimes hard to reach areas to fight wildfires.
- Right of way clearing
We can clear right of ways for power lines, utilities, access roads and for wildfire fuel management. Maintaining your right of way from excessive vegetation ensures safety on access roads, reduces wildfire risk and minimizes the risk of trees falling onto your fence or power line.
- Nature trails/hiking trails
Establish navigable trails for hiking or biking on your property that your family and friends can enjoy.
- Shooting lanes/hunting plots
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Mulching
Mulching involves the use of a machine to chew up and process vegetation. The brush, trees, grasses and other plant matter are turned into mulch on the spot rather than hauling away or piling into slash piles. Mulching is typically used in wooded areas, controlling the spread of invasive species, and restoring wildlife health. Additionally with the increasing spread of tick-borne illnesses, mulching substantially reduces the population of ticks inhabiting the area and in turn reducing concerns about these unwanted pests on your property.
Mulching converts the leftover material into a natural environmentally friendly top-layer on the ground. This natural material left on the ground will then breakdown making the soil richer and more fertile. The biodegradable top layer becomes a protective barrier for the soil which in turn stabilises the ground, retains ground moisture, prevents erosion and helps to improve the growth of plants and native vegetation.