Land Clearing Wichita FallsNorth Texas Rolling Plains

Land clearing in Wichita Falls typically costs $1,000-$3,800 per acre. Light brush: $1,000-$1,800/acre. Moderate mesquite: $1,800-$2,800/acre. Heavy brush: $2,500-$3,800/acre. Cedar clearing: $2,000-$3,200/acre. The Rolling Plains generally has moderate vegetation density, resulting in reasonable pricing.

Wichita Falls is in the Rolling Plains transition zone. Mesquite is the dominant problem brush and requires grubbing for permanent removal. Eastern red cedar is increasingly invading from the east - the good news is cedar doesn't resprout after cutting. You'll also find lotebush, prickly pear, and native prairie vegetation.

Yes. Ranch work is common in the Wichita Falls area. We clear mesquite to restore grazing capacity, remove cedar encroachment, and improve pastures. The Rolling Plains has significant ranching activity, and we work on properties of all sizes throughout the region.

We serve Wichita Falls and the North Texas Rolling Plains including Wichita County, Clay County (Henrietta), Archer County (Archer City), Wilbarger County (Vernon), Young County (Graham), Jack County (Jacksboro), and surrounding areas.

Yes. Eastern red cedar is expanding westward into the Rolling Plains from the Cross Timbers region. Fire suppression has allowed cedar to spread where it wasn't historically common. The silver lining: cedar doesn't resprout, so clearing it once provides permanent results. Many landowners are proactively removing cedar before it becomes more established.