Most land clearing outfits make you chase a quote. Ours is public: $250 an hour, machine and operator. The only question is how many hours your property needs — and that’s what the free estimate answers.
What Moves the Hours Up or Down
- Density: scattered saplings clear fast; a wall of multiflora rose and grapevine takes longer
- Tree size: under 8″ mulches standing; bigger trees take handling
- Terrain and access: open, dry, reachable ground is cheap ground
- Goal: park-clean takes more passes than a hunting trail
Typical Jobs
- Fence lines and small cleanups: often a few hours
- Residential lots and defensible space: half a day to a full day
- Pastures and multi-acre clearing: one to several days
Every property is different — these are honest ballparks, not promises. The free estimate turns it into a firm number.
Trip Fees, Up Front
Inside our local Jefferson County area there’s no trip fee at all. Outside it, the trip fee is talked about before we quote the work — so nobody wastes time and there’s never a surprise on the invoice.
Every job runs the same honest deal: $250 an hour, machine and operator, and you pay when the machine is running — not when it’s cold. No fuel up-charges, no hidden fees. Trip fees for work outside our local area are talked through up front, before your quote, so nobody wastes any time. Get your free estimate →
Free estimate. Honest answer. $250 an hour.
The forestry mulcher you can trust with your land — big or small.