1. Send the property
Provide the address or map pin, county, acreage or corridor length, and photos of the entrance, average growth, heaviest growth, largest stems, wet spots, utilities, structures, debris, and keeper trees.
Photos → call → site walk → estimate
Good photos screen access and vegetation. A short call ties the clearing method to the owner’s next use. A site walk resolves boundaries, wet ground, roots, debris, and staging when the property cannot be priced responsibly from the first review.
Talk to the crewProvide the address or map pin, county, acreage or corridor length, and photos of the entrance, average growth, heaviest growth, largest stems, wet spots, utilities, structures, debris, and keeper trees.
We match the likely work to a skid steer, excavator, dedicated mulcher, dozer, or combined sequence. If the job is outside the service scope, we say so before scheduling travel.
The walk confirms access, work limits, ground bearing, root treatment, debris destination, and the finish required. The owner should have boundaries and keeper trees marked.
The estimate lists equipment, price basis, mobilization, debris handling, exclusions, expected sequence, and what remains. Change orders are documented before extra work continues.
Start with the gate, average growth, heaviest growth, biggest stems, wet spots, and anything that must stay. Five useful photos beat a vague acre count.
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No sales script. If it is not our kind of job, we will tell you.