What I clear
Cedar and brush, fence lines, and overgrown acreage, opened up so you can build, fence, or just use your land. Cedar grows thick across the Hill Country, and it takes the right machines to get through it without tearing up the ground you want to keep.
I clear with the Cat 304 excavator and the Cat 255 track loader, which are small enough to work in tight spots and handle uneven ground.
What comes next
Clearing is usually the first step. Once the ground is open, I can grade it, build a building pad, put in a gravel driveway, or fix the drainage, all with the same machines and the same person.
What happens to the cleared brush, whether it's piled, moved, or hauled, is something we settle at the estimate.
How it works
- Call or text. Tell me where the property is and how much needs clearing.
- I come out and look. I walk the land with you, see what's staying and what's going, and give you the estimate on site. It's free.
- I do the work myself. I run the machines. There's no crew handoff.
Questions
Can you clear just a fence line?
Yes. Fence lines are part of the work, as well as larger overgrown areas.
Do you clear large acreage?
Overgrown acreage is part of what I do. I'll judge the size of the job when I see the land.
How do I get an estimate?
Call or text (830) 649-9736. I'll come out, look at the site, and give you the estimate there. It costs nothing.
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Where I work
Kerr County: Kerrville, Ingram, Hunt, Mountain Home, Center Point, Comfort. Bandera County: Bandera, Pipe Creek, Medina, and the rest of Bandera County. Fredericksburg and Boerne on larger jobs.