Explore Our Services
From invasive scattered cedars in Pittsburg County to tall thick pines in Pushmataha County, each area of Oklahoma has its own unique natural beauty, character, and challenges to landowners. You, as the landowner, can see the potential for development or improvements and may have vague ideas on what you want to do, be open to suggestions, or already have detailed marked out plans. When you give us a call, we want to listen to your vision and schedule a time to walk through the property with you to accomplish your vision to the best of our abilities.
What We Offer
Land Clearing
Whether you have half an acre or one hundred acres, our land clearing services can prepare your property for future development or improved land use. We remove unwanted brush, vines, briars, small to large trees, and debris with minimum disturbance to the soil, ensuring your land is ready for new home construction, pasture expansion, food plots, creating trails and right of ways, or simply clearing overgrown areas for easier maintenance. No project is too large or too small!
Forestry Mulching
Our forestry mulching service involves a sustainable land clearing method to grind down trees, vines, and brush into a layer of nutrient-rich mulch, improving soil health and reducing erosion. This innovative technique provides a natural mulch layer that enhances moisture retention and promotes new growth, making it the best choice for sustainable land management. This streamlined process is performed on-site, eliminating the need to cut down trees, haul away debris, or leave unsightly burn piles. Faster completion times reduces overall costs. A skilled operator can clean and mulch an acre of land in a fraction of the time it would take using traditional methods. Forestry mulching is ideal for creating firebreaks, maintaining utility right of ways, and reclaiming overgrown land.
Fence Row Clearing
We will remove unwanted vegetation, brush, and small trees along overgrown fence rows and property lines. This routine maintenance clarifies property boundaries, reduces potential conflict with neighbors, and enhances the overall appearance of your place. A cleared fence line gives you better access for repairs, new installations, and livestock movement. It can even enhance property values!
Brush Hogging
Our brush hogging services can quickly clear large areas of overgrown grass, weeds, and brush that are too dense for regular mowing. This service restores neglected land to a more manageable state and is an important part of maintaining fields and pastures as well as preventing wildfires.
Pasture Clearing
Our pasture reclamation services involve mulching invasive trees and clearing away brush to restore overgrown pastures to productive grazing land. By using this land management technique, you can also maximize the potential of your agricultural land, improve forage quality, and increase usable acreage. Mulching degraded or overused pastureland leaves no holes, no burn piles, and no stumps to harm farm machinery. This way existing topsoil will stay in place and the extra mulch adds nutrients to improve the soil. With such excellent moisture retention, mulch creates more drought resistant pastures. Reclaiming pastures makes your land easier to maintain going forward.
Gravel work, Dirt Work and Pad Leveling
With our gravel and dirt work services, we can build gravel roads, install culverts, and provide the important groundwork and pad leveling for construction projects such as new homes or shops.
Cedar Removal
While the Eastern Red Cedar is native to Oklahoma, it has become an invasive species, reducing the productivity of the land and decreasing its value. They are a terrible fire hazard because their limbs grow close to the ground and their branches have a high concentration of volatile oils. They tend to grow into fence lines and soak up too much moisture from surrounding grasses and trees. If you qualify for the Invasive Woody Species Cost Share Program through the Oklahoma Conservation Commission, we can work with you on the ERC removal. With our cedar removal services, we can mulch out these invasive trees to increase the value of your property and enhance the growth of native grasses and more valuable timber. Using our mulching equipment, we will grind down cedar trees into ground cover that instead helps retain moisture and prevent erosion.
Fire Break Services
With our fire break services, we can create strategic fire lanes around any structures, fences, and storage areas on your property to reduce wildfire risk during the dry seasons. These services are available all year round, but are best implemented before fire season, particularly in spring and late summer. Firebreaks are a very practical land management tool for Oklahoma’s rural property owners. By creating cleared zones, you can slow the spread of fire and improve emergency access across your land.
Right of Way Clearing
If roadways, paths, easements and public rights-of-way have become overgrown with trees and brush, it’s time for our Right-of-Way (ROW) clearing services. This involves mulching and removing vegetation for pipelines, power lines, and roadways, ensuring safety, compliance, and access as well as reduced fire risk. Whether its private roads, driveways or utility access, we can clear it to make your property easier to navigate.
Hunting Lane Clearing
When hunting season hits, access is everything. It is important to maintain sufficient coverage for your wildlife habitats while also providing you with the access and visibility you need to hunt effectively. Our hunting lane clearing services make your land easier to navigate, safer to hunt, and more productive each year. We open up trails, reduce unwanted vegetation, create strategic access routes, and long-range shooting lanes to support visibility and game movement. Your property is different and so is your hunting strategy. Do you need clear long-range rifle lanes or winding bow trails with ground cover? How about access roads for your UTV or side by side? We can match your goals, game patterns, and layout with low impact clearing and selective mulching.