Land clearing involves removing trees, shrubs, rocks, and other obstacles from a property to prepare it for construction, agriculture, or other development purposes. It is necessary to create a safe, usable space, improve land accessibility, and prevent fire hazards by reducing dense vegetation.

Permit requirements vary by location and the scope of the project. In many areas, permits are needed if the clearing affects protected land, water bodies, or endangered species habitats. We can help you navigate local regulations to ensure compliance before starting the project.

Depending on the method used, debris can be:

• Mulched and left on-site to enrich the soil and prevent erosion.
• Hauled away for disposal at an approved facility.
• Burned on-site (if permitted).
  We work with you to choose the most eco-friendly and cost-effective disposal option.