Turn overgrown ground back into usable land
Leave a field alone in the Pee Dee and it fills in fast: pine and sweetgum saplings, wax myrtle, briars and vines. Whether you're preparing a home site, reclaiming family land, opening a pasture or cutting hunting lanes, use the quote form below to reach an independent local land clearing contractor.
Have these ready when you call
- Roughly how many acres (a county GIS parcel map helps)
- What's growing: brush and briars, small pines, or big timber
- What the land is for: a house pad, pasture, hunting land, or just cleaning it up
- Things to protect: trees you want to keep, the well, the septic area, fences, property lines
Land ClearingLearn more →Forestry MulchingLearn more →Lot & Home Site ClearingLearn more →Brush & Underbrush ClearingLearn more →Pasture & Acreage ClearingLearn more →Fence Line & Trail ClearingLearn more →
Which method fits?
- Forestry mulching grinds brush and small trees in place. There's no burning or hauling, and the mulch layer helps hold soil. Stumps stay in the ground.
- Traditional clearing (excavator or dozer, stump removal, haul or burn) is the usual route when you need bare, buildable ground.
Areas served
Florence and Darlington, Hartsville, Timmonsville, Lake City, Marion, Effingham, Quinby, Pamplico, Lamar and the rural land between.