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Forestry mulching uses a single machine to cut, grind, and spread vegetation in one pass, leaving nutrient-rich mulch on-site. Traditional clearing typically involves cutting trees with chainsaws, using bulldozers or excavators to push debris into piles, then burning or hauling away. Forestry mulching is often faster, more cost-effective, better for the environment, and requires no burning permits or hauling costs.

The best method depends on your goals. Forestry mulching is ideal for properties where you want to maintain soil integrity, prevent erosion, and don't need the material removed. Traditional clearing with hauling is better when you need a completely clean site or when the vegetation has commercial value as timber. We assess each property and recommend the most appropriate approach.

Site preparation (site prep) involves clearing vegetation, removing stumps, grading the land, and preparing the surface for construction or development. You need site prep before building homes, commercial structures, roads, parking lots, or any construction project. It ensures proper drainage, stable foundation conditions, and compliance with building codes.

Absolutely. Selective clearing is one of our specialties. We can remove unwanted vegetation, brush, and specific trees while preserving desirable specimens. This is often required in areas with tree preservation ordinances and is beneficial for maintaining property aesthetics and ecosystem health.

Brush clearing specifically targets dense underbrush, small trees, and vegetation without removing larger mature trees. It's ideal for trail clearing, fence line maintenance, improving visibility, reducing fire risk, and reclaiming overgrown areas. Full land clearing removes all vegetation including large trees to create a completely cleared site.

Yes, we specialize in clearing for renewable energy installations. Solar farm clearing requires removing vegetation to specific grades for panel installation. Wind energy clearing involves creating access roads and turbine pad sites. We understand the technical requirements for both and have experience with utility-scale projects.

It depends on the method and tree types. With forestry mulching, trees are ground into mulch on-site. With traditional clearing, trees can be cut and chipped, burned (where permitted), or hauled away. Valuable timber (like mature hardwoods) can often be salvaged and sold to offset clearing costs.

Our forestry mulching equipment can grind stumps to below grade level during the clearing process. For projects requiring complete stump removal (like construction sites), we use dedicated stump grinders or excavators. The method depends on your end use for the property.