Forestry mulching uses a tracked machine with a heavy duty mulching head. It cuts standing brush, saplings, cedar, and trees up to 8" in diameter and grinds them into wood chips on the spot and taking stumps down to ground level.
Because forestry mulchers work above the surface, you are not left with ruts, gouges, or bare dirt washing down the hill after the first hard rain.
The old way of clearing land meant a bulldozer, a burn pile, and a mess that took months to settle. A bulldozer pushes everything into a heap, tears up your topsoil, and leaves you with a pile to deal with on your own.
Mulching skips all of it. There is nothing to haul off, nothing to burn, and no stumps left sticking up.
The chips stay on the ground and do real work. They hold your soil in place through the spring rains, keep moisture in, and break down into the ground over the next couple of seasons.
On slope, that layer is the difference between keeping your topsoil and watching it go down the hill.
Mulching is not excavation. It will not move dirt, level a pad, or take out a big standing hardwood. If your job needs a pad cut or a pond dug, you want a bulldozer or an excavator, and we will tell you that rather than sell you the wrong thing.
Very steep or very rocky ground has limits too. This is why we walk your land with you and give you an honest answer.
Tell us roughly where your land is, about how much area you want cleared, and what you want it to look like when we are done.
We come out, look at the ground with you, and talk through what stays and what goes.
We bring our equipment to your property and get to work. We leave your ground covered in mulch instead of covered in brush piles.
The fastest way to get a quote is to call or text today!
(417) 780-1179Rather write it out? Fill in the form and we will get back to you, usually the same day.
Tell us where it is and roughly what you would like done. Estimates are free, and we will get back to you the same day when we can!
