Land clearing · Brush mulching · Tree removal

Your Land. Our Expertise.

What we do

Six services. One call.

Every job starts with clearing, and most end with something built, planted, or driven on. Pick a cut on the blade to see how we handle it.

LandClearingBrushMulchingTreeRemovalDirt Work& Site PrepTrails& AccessPropertyImprovements

Service

Land Clearing

Overgrown lots, wooded acreage, and fence lines opened up for building, farming, or just getting your land back.

  • Wooded lots
  • Overgrowth
  • Fence lines
  • Building sites
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Tracked skid steer with a mulching head working through a wooded lot Tracked skid steer · Mulching head

How we work

The right machine for the ground.

Every piece of land asks for something different. Thick brush wants a tracked mulcher. A pile of timber wants an excavator with a grapple. Whatever's left needs a trailer to haul it out. We bring the equipment the job actually calls for.

  • Mulch it in place

    A tracked machine with a mulching head turns brush and small trees into ground cover on the spot. No burn pile, no waiting.

  • Move the heavy stuff

    An excavator with a grapple handles the logs and brush piles a mulcher shouldn't touch.

  • Haul what has to go

    A truck and dump trailer take away what shouldn't stay, so you're left with open, usable ground.

How a job goes

From first call to cleared ground.

Stop 1

Call or send the form

Tell us where the property is and what you want it to become.

Stop 2

Walk the land

We look at the property and talk through what the job takes.

Stop 3

Agree on the plan

You get an estimate and a clear picture of the work before we start.

Stop 4

Clear it

The machines roll in, the work gets done, and the debris gets handled.

Black pickup with a dump trailer and two tracked skid steers on a cleared site

Truck, trailer, and tracked machines

Your Land. Our Expertise.

Talk to The Owners

Logan Alberson & Carter Erickson own TimberCut Land Services. Tell them about your land and what you want done with it.