Land Clearing Victoria TXTexas Crossroads Region

Land clearing in Victoria typically costs $1,500-$4,500 per acre. Light brush: $1,500-$2,500/acre. Moderate vegetation: $2,200-$3,500/acre. Heavy brush: $3,000-$4,500/acre. The Crossroads region has a mix of vegetation types, so pricing varies based on what's on your property.

The Victoria Crossroads region has a mix of South Texas brush and coastal prairie vegetation. Mesquite is common and requires grubbing for permanent removal. Huisache (sweet acacia) is aggressive and benefits from herbicide treatment. You'll also find retama, prickly pear, live oaks (often preserved), and yaupon understory.

Yes. Ranch clearing is a major part of our work in the Victoria area. We clear brush to restore grazing capacity, improve wildlife habitat, and prepare land for various uses. We work on properties from small pastures to large ranch operations throughout Victoria and surrounding counties.

We serve Victoria and the entire Crossroads region including Victoria County, Goliad County, DeWitt County (Cuero), Calhoun County (Port Lavaca), Jackson County (Edna), Lavaca County (Yoakum, Hallettsville), Gonzales County, and surrounding areas.

Yes. Huisache (sweet acacia) is aggressive and resprouts readily from roots. For effective long-term control, we recommend combining mechanical clearing with herbicide stump treatment. Plan for follow-up maintenance to address any regrowth. Without treatment, huisache will come back.