Everything from the first pass to the finished grade.

Our workhorse. A tracked skid steer with a mulching head cuts and grinds brush, briars, vines, and small trees into mulch in a single pass — right where they stand. Nothing gets stacked, nothing gets burned, and nothing has to be trucked off your property.

• Overgrown lots, fields, and pasture put back into use
• Fence lines, property lines, and trails opened back up
• Underbrush taken out while the trees you want stay standing
• Food plots, shooting lanes, and ATV trails
• Mulch left behind as ground cover instead of bare dirt

Some of the worst growth is in the places you can't drive to. A mulching head on the excavator boom works from stable ground and reaches out over the mess — down a bank, across a ditch, or up a slope that no wheeled machine belongs on.

• Creek banks, ditch lines, and pond dams
• Steep slopes and soft, wet ground
• Reaching over fences, water, and drop-offs
• Taller growth taken down from the top
• Easements, right-of-ways, and back property lines

Clearing the brush is usually only half of it. Once the ground is open we can do the dirt work that actually makes it usable — so you are not lining up a second contractor and a second mobilization to finish the job.

• Grading, leveling, and smoothing rough ground
• Driveways, pads, and access roads
• Trenching for water, power, and drainage
• Post holes and footings bored with the auger
• Moving, spreading, and cleaning up material

Right-sized demolition. Not high-rises and not shopping centers — the old mobile home, the leaning barn, the small house that came with the property. The machines are already on site, so the tear-down and the cleanup happen together.

• Mobile homes and trailers
• Barns, sheds, and outbuildings
• Small houses
• Debris broken down and cleaned up
• The spot leveled back out and ready for what's next