Don't Just Clear Your Land.
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Forestry mulching uses a high-speed drum with carbide teeth to cut, chip, and spread trees, brush, and undergrowth in a single pass. Everything stays on-site as ground-covering mulch. No hauling, no burn piles, no bare soil. We run a skid-steer fitted with a forestry mulching head, built to handle brush and trees up to 6 to 8 inches in diameter.

Most forestry mulching jobs in Central Ohio run $1,200 to $4,000 per acre. Light brush, flat land, easy access, and a rougher finish sits at the low end. Heavy brush or woods, slopes, tough access, and a finer finish sits at the high end, and parcels with old debris or years of neglect often run above that too. Ready to get a quote for your property? Tell us about your job here and we'll schedule your free on-site walkthrough, or call today at 614-935-2508.

Clearing honeysuckle, autumn olive, multiflora rose, and other invasive brush typically runs $1,200 to $3,000 per acre. Lighter, more scattered growth comes in toward the low end, thick thickets or ground with old debris and neglect push it toward the top. Ready to get a quote for your property? Tell us about your job here and we'll schedule your free on-site walkthrough, or call today at 614-935-2508.

Reclaiming pasture or a neglected field, larger acreage with a mix of brush, saplings, and invasive growth, typically runs $2,000 to $4,600 per acre. Density and how much debris is buried in the ground drive that number more than the acreage itself. Ready to get a quote for your property? Tell us about your job here and we'll schedule your free on-site walkthrough, or call today at 614-935-2508.

Trail and fence-line work is priced by the linear foot rather than the acre, since it's a narrow cut through varying ground instead of a whole parcel. Most jobs run $500 to $2,000 per 1,000 linear feet depending on density and terrain, with a half-day minimum on any trip out. Ready to get a quote? Tell us about your trail or fence line here and we'll schedule your free on-site walkthrough, or call today at 614-935-2508.

It depends on how dense the ground is. Light brush can run 3 to 5 hours per acre, heavier growth with more timber takes longer, sometimes a lot longer on thick wooded ground. Most residential and rural jobs in Madison, Pickaway, Fayette, and Franklin County still finish in a single day since most lots aren't solid heavy timber. We'll give you a realistic time estimate when we walk the property.

Not after the initial walkthrough. We'll mark boundaries and discuss anything to avoid before we start — after that, most jobs run without you needing to be present. We check in when we're done and you can do a final walkthrough before we leave.

Yes — food plot cutting and hunting access are some of the most common requests we get in Pickaway and Madison County. The mulch layer left after clearing is great for food plot establishment, and we can cut trails, shooting lanes, and access roads to your exact layout.