Land clearing services · San Angelo, TX
Land clearing in San Angelo, TX, where the Concho rivers meet
Mesquite pasture, brushy river bottoms and Edwards Plateau ranch land, cleared by a crew that drives about 100 miles west from Early on US 67 with its own machines.
Two kinds of country around San Angelo
San Angelo grew up where the North and South Concho rivers meet, on the northwestern edge of the Edwards Plateau. Tom Green County splits into two kinds of land: Osage Plains to the east, mostly farmed, and Edwards Plateau ranch country to the north, west and far southwest. Mesquite grows throughout the county, and pecans line the river bottoms.
That split shapes the work. On plateau ranch land, mesquite and brush close in on grazing country, and forestry mulching takes it down in one pass without burn piles. On farmed ground and tracts headed for building, grubbing pulls the roots so the ground can be worked. Soils run from silty clay loams to stony clays, so we check footing and access at the estimate.
River bottoms, lakes and the edges of town
The city has three lakes, Twin Buttes Reservoir, O.C. Fisher Reservoir and Lake Nasworthy, and the Concho river bottoms run right through it. Private land along the water fills in with thick brush, and brush clearing opens it back up while keeping the pecans and oaks you want.
San Angelo grew from 93,200 people in 2010 to 99,893 in 2020, and that growth means acreage on the edges being readied to sell or build. Land clearing takes a tract back to usable ground, and junk removal hauls off old fencing and debris in the same trip. San Angelo is toward the west side of our range; Abilene is to the northeast, Brady is east on US 87, and the service area page has the rest.
Services in San Angelo
What we do in San Angelo, TX
Land clearing
Tom Green County tracts taken back to usable ground, from Edwards Plateau ranch land to acreage on San Angelo's edges.
Land clearing in San Angelo
Forestry mulching
Mesquite and brush ground to mulch in one pass on Concho Valley pasture, with no burn piles left behind.
Forestry mulching in San Angelo
Grubbing
Mesquite roots pulled from farmed ground and building sites east of town so the land can be worked.
Grubbing in San Angelo
Brush clearing
Thick brush cleared from Concho river bottoms and lake-area land, keeping the pecans and oaks worth saving.
Brush clearing in San Angelo
Junk removal
Old fencing, scrap and debris hauled off San Angelo-area properties in the same trip as the clearing.
Junk removal in San AngeloNearby
Other towns we work
We work across about 150 miles from our base in Early. See the whole service area, or call (325) 240-6926 and we'll tell you if your property is in range.
Great guys to work with, showed up on time and were very professional!
FAQs: San Angelo
Land clearing in San Angelo: common questions
How far is San Angelo from DropTine?
About 100 miles. We drive west from Early on US 67 through Santa Anna and Ballinger. That's inside our roughly 150-mile range, so San Angelo and most of Tom Green County are jobs we take. Call with your property's location and we'll confirm.
What's the best way to handle mesquite on Concho Valley pasture?
For grazing land, forestry mulching grinds mesquite and brush to the ground in one pass and leaves the mulch to protect the soil. Mesquite can sprout back from its base, so where you're farming, fencing or building, grubbing pulls the roots out. Plenty of jobs use some of each.
Do you work on ranch land outside San Angelo?
Yes. Much of Tom Green County to the north, west and far southwest is Edwards Plateau ranch country, and that's work we're set up for: pasture reclamation, fence lines, ranch roads and hunting land. Tell us roughly where the property is when you call.
Can you clear brush along the Concho river bottoms?
On private land, yes. Bottomland can stay soft after rain, so we check ground conditions and access during the estimate and schedule around wet spells. Where there are pecans or oaks you want to keep, we clear around them.
How much does land clearing cost in San Angelo?
It depends on the acreage, how thick the growth is and which method fits. We give you a clear price at a free on-site estimate before work begins. There's no minimum acreage, but every job carries a two-day minimum billing, and at 100 miles from Early we explain how that fits your project up front.
Do I need to be on site while you clear my San Angelo property?
Usually not. Once the scope is set at the estimate, we can do the work without you there and let you know when it's finished. Gates, livestock and access are worked out ahead of time.
Let's get your land cleared.
Free on-site estimates for land clearing, forestry mulching, grubbing, brush clearing and junk removal. Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.