Land clearing
Land Clearing
Open the ground. Fence lines, pasture reclaim, acreage bush.
Land clearing so you can use the acreage again. We usually mulch in place. Call {{CALLRAIL_NUMBER}}.
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Name and phone are required. Town and the job help us send the right machine.
Land clearing means you can use the ground
Land clearing is the outcome. The pasture takes a mower. The fence stands in the open. The lane is a lane. Forestry mulching is how we usually get there. A dozer pile and a burn is another way. We prefer chips on the ground because you are not waiting on a fire permit and you keep the organic matter.
Land clearing near me is a search people make when they can no longer walk a quarter without ducking. We actually drive Camrose, Leduc County, Wetaskiwin, Millet, Calmar, and Hay Lakes. That is the list. If you need the how-it-runs version, that is land clearing services.
Fence lines, pasture reclaim, acreage bush, building envelopes, and oilfield lease edges are the jobs. We mark keepers. We look for wire. We do not take a shelterbelt you wanted for wind. If a tiny corner would be cheaper with a hoe and a pile, we say so instead of padding machine hours.
Season is May through October, plus frozen-ground winter mulching when it is easier on turf. Wet clay in a Leduc County low spot is a reason to wait. Hay Lakes freeze-up is a reason to book winter. The ground decides more than the calendar.
How a clearing job actually runs
Walk
We walk the bush with you. Stem size, access, fence, power lines, and what has to stay.
Mark
Ribbon on keepers: a spruce by the house, a shelterbelt, a corner post. What is marked stays.
Mulch
The forestry head mulches in place. Trees and brush become chips on the ground. No burn pile.
Grind
Stumps that will snag a mower or a tire get ground. Not every stump needs it. We say so.
Walk again
We walk it with you before we leave. You get what we did, what we left, and the chips stay.
Ranges, not a bid
Typical machine time on this kind of work often runs $250–$450 an hour depending on the head and the stems. A fence line is often a half-day to a day. Pasture reclaim is often several days. Typical stump grinding often runs $150–$400 per stump depending on diameter and access. Those are typical ranges, not a bid.
What we clear, and what we leave
A grown-in fence is the most common land clearing call. Posts still there, wire in the brush, aspen suckers in the ditch. Brush mulching takes the low stuff. Tree mulching takes the stems. Stump grinding is only if you need to mow or drive it.
Pasture reclaim is slower. You are buying days, not hours. Typical ranges still sit on machine time, not a fake per-acre quote that pretends light willow and a 40-year aspen bluff are the same. We walk it first.
Lease edges and pipeline strips are land clearing with a different gate and often a different spec on the width. Commercial mulching services here are that work. Same crew that does the acreage behind the shop.
Call {{CALLRAIL_NUMBER}}. Tell us land clearing, the town, and whether the goal is fence, grass, a building pad, or a lease strip. We come to the acreage.
Questions people ask
Is land clearing just pushing trees over?
A dozer pile and a burn is one way. We usually mulch in place so the chips stay and you are not waiting on a fire permit. If a hoe and a pile is honestly cheaper for a tiny patch, we say so.
What can you clear?
Fence lines, pasture reclaim, acreage bush, building envelopes, and oilfield lease edges. We mark what stays. We do not take down a shelterbelt you wanted to keep.
How close to a fence can you work?
Close enough to open a grown-in line without taking the posts if the posts are sound. Old wire in the brush is the hazard. Tell us if there is wire. We look before the head goes in.
Do you do land clearing near me?
Camrose, Leduc County, Wetaskiwin, Millet, Calmar, and Hay Lakes. Land clearing near me only helps if the crew actually runs those highways. We do.
Related work
Need land clearing on the acreage?
Local crew in Camrose, Leduc County, and Wetaskiwin. Call now or send the short form.