Land clearing services in Woodland Heights, with the big oaks left standing

Yes. There's no minimum acreage, so a single lot in Woodland Heights is a job we'll take. We do bill on a two-day minimum, because hauling and running heavy equipment has a real cost whatever the lot size. That's why bundling clearing, stump grubbing and junk hauling in one visit gets the most out of it.

Price depends on the size of the lot, how dense the growth is, whether stumps need to come out and whether there's debris to haul. A fence line of greenbriar and a vacant lot full of cedar are very different jobs. We look at the property and give you a clear number before any work begins, at no cost.

Yes. Many homes here, especially around Oakland Terrace and the streets near the school, have big oaks worth keeping. During the estimate we mark the trees you want to save and plan around their root zones, taking out the underbrush, volunteer cedar and vines while the shade trees stay.

Yes, that's exactly what brush removal is for. Fence lines and alleys behind homes on Durham Avenue, Campa Drive and 8th Street fill in with greenbriar, hackberry and cedar over the years. We check access at the estimate, clear carefully along fences and utility lines, and leave no brush piles behind.

We can do the clearing and hauling that gets the property back in shape. City of Brownwood Code Compliance enforces rules on excessive vegetation and open storage. Tell us your deadline when you call so we can talk through scheduling, and confirm with the City what they need to see.

Mulching cuts and grinds at or near ground level but doesn't remove roots. If you just want the yard usable, that may be enough. If a slab, shop, fence or new grass is going where old stumps sit, grubbing pulls the stumps and root balls out of roughly the top one to two feet of soil.