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Land clearing.
Done in one pass.

From overgrown backyards to multi-acre lots, the equipment and expertise to transform your property.

01 / Our Specialty

Forestry Mulching

Forestry mulching is the modern, eco-friendly way to clear land. Our industrial mulching heads grind brush, saplings, and small trees into a fine mulch layer that stays on-site. No burning, no hauling, no mess.

  • Single-pass processCuts, grinds, and spreads in one operation
  • No debris removalMulch stays on-site as ground cover
  • Soil preservationTopsoil stays intact for regrowth
  • Erosion controlMulch layer prevents runoff

Best for: Overgrown properties, brush clearing, site prep, trail creation, fence line clearing

Cleared land after forestry mulching
Forestry Mulching
02 / Full-Service
Land clearing project
Land Clearing

Land Clearing

Need a property completely cleared for new construction, landscaping, or development? We handle projects from small residential lots to multi-acre sites.

  • New construction prepClear building sites and driveways
  • Lot clearingTransform overgrown lots into usable space
  • Property expansionReclaim back acreage and wooded areas

Best for: Home builders, developers, property owners expanding usable land

03 / Quick & Clean

Brush Removal

Overgrown fence lines, property edges, and forgotten corners can make your property look neglected and reduce usable space. We clear brush quickly and cleanly.

  • Fence line clearingMaintain access and visibility
  • Driveway edgesWiden and clear overgrowth
  • Property bordersDefine edges and improve aesthetics

Best for: Homeowners, property maintenance, boundary clearing

Brush removal
Brush Removal
04 / Eco-Restoration
Invasive species removal
Invasive Species Control

Invasive Species Control

Invasive plants choke out native species, reduce property value, and spread aggressively. Our mulching process eliminates them at ground level and disrupts their root systems.

  • Multiflora roseThorny, aggressive spreader
  • Japanese knotweedExtremely difficult to control
  • Oriental bittersweetVine that strangles trees
  • Autumn olive, barberry, honeysuckleAnd more

Best for: Conservation easements, eco-conscious homeowners, property restoration

Additional Services

Specialized Projects

Beyond our core clearing services, we handle specialized projects for residential clients.

Common Questions

All FAQ ↗

Primarily serving the Hudson Valley, NY. Also serving Torrington, New Hartford, and all of Litchfield County CT.

Do you serve Torrington and Litchfield County, CT?

Yes, we’re based at 495 Town Hill Road in New Hartford, CT, just 10 minutes from Torrington. We serve all of Litchfield County including Torrington, New Hartford, Winsted, Harwinton, Burlington, Litchfield, Canton, Goshen, Norfolk, Barkhamsted, and Colebrook. No out-of-area travel fees.

Forestry mulching vs. traditional land clearing?

Traditional clearing involves cutting, piling, burning, or hauling debris away, slow, expensive, and disruptive. Forestry mulching uses a single machine to cut, grind, and spread everything in one pass. No debris removal, no burning, no separate crews. The mulch stays on-site as protective ground cover. It’s faster, cleaner, and typically more affordable.

How much does land clearing cost?

Cost depends on acreage, vegetation density, terrain, and access. Because forestry mulching eliminates hauling and debris disposal, it’s typically more cost-effective than traditional clearing. We provide free on-site estimates for all properties in Litchfield County CT and the Hudson Valley NY. No obligation to commit.

Do I need a permit in NY or CT?

Most routine brush clearing and mulching on private property doesn’t require a permit. However, work near wetlands, streams, or in regulated zones may require permits in both NY and CT. We can help you understand what may apply to your specific project during the site visit.

How long does a typical project take?

Most residential projects are completed in 1–3 days. We typically clear 1–2 acres per day in moderate conditions. Larger or denser properties take longer. We’ll give you a realistic timeline during the free estimate visit.

Will the vegetation grow back?

Some regrowth is natural, but the mulch layer significantly suppresses new growth. For invasive species like Japanese knotweed or bittersweet, multiple treatments over 2–3 seasons may be needed for complete eradication. We can discuss maintenance options during the estimate.

Free Estimates / No Hidden Fees

Transform
your property.

We visit your site and provide transparent pricing. Straight quotes, no surprises.

(914) 980-8269 / [email protected]