What is included
- Brush and small-tree clearing
- Large tree removal and stump work
- Fence-line and driveway-edge clearing
- Food plot and trail opening
- Chip, pile or haul-out as you prefer
When you need lot & land clearing
- You are about to build, add a shed, or install a septic or well
- A fence line has grown over with buckthorn and honeysuckle
- You bought land that has grown in and need it opened
- You want a food plot or a clear shooting lane
- A pasture edge has been taken over by brush
Done right for Wisconsin trees
Buckthorn, honeysuckle, box elder and prickly ash take over fence lines fast in southern Wisconsin. Near streams, lakes and wetlands, shoreland and floodplain rules may limit what can be cleared, so check with your county zoning office before work starts.
What affects the price
Every job is different, so we quote after we see it. Here is what moves the number:
- Acreage and density of growth
- Terrain, wetness and access
- Number and size of large trees
- Whether debris is chipped, burned (where permitted) or hauled
- Stump grinding or leave-in-place
Want ballpark numbers first? See our cost guide. Estimates are always free.
How it works
- Call or send the form. A photo helps.
- We look at the job and give you a clear written price.
- We schedule it, do the work safely and clean up.
Lot & Land Clearing questions
Do I need a permit to clear land?
Usually not for your own upland lot, but shoreland, wetland and floodplain areas and some municipalities have rules. Check with your county zoning office. We will tell you what we see at the estimate.
Can you clear just a fence line?
Yes. Many jobs are a strip along a fence or driveway. We will walk it with you and mark what stays.
What do you do with the brush?
We chip it, pile it for you or haul it away, whichever fits your plan.
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