FAQs

Yes, we do charge a mobilization fee. This fee covers the expenses associated with transporting our equipment to and from your job site, including a round trip for all necessary tools and machinery. The specific amount of the fee is determined by the distance we need to travel to reach your property.

Mechanical grinding/clearing is a more cost-effective and environmentally friendly method of land clearing. It involves cutting trees at ground level and mulching the material, similar to mowing grass. This process leaves the root systems in place, creating a natural mulch bed. In contrast, traditional stumping and grubbing removes the entire root system.

Maintaining your property after mechanical grinding/clearing is straightforward. You can use a lawn tractor for regular upkeep. Additionally, you have the option to spread fine grass seed directly over the mulch, which will allow grass to grow naturally while keeping the area manageable.

No, we can work around larger trees and focus on clearing brush and smaller trees if that's your preference. This approach allows you to preserve the trees you want while still opening up the land.

Our machines can access residential properties, provided there is at least a 12-foot-wide path to the work area. For safety reasons and to prevent damage, we cannot drive our equipment over septic tanks, concrete surfaces, or driveways.