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Mark keepers
Walk the trees, fence, and survey pins so we do not clear the wrong line.
Land clearing
Land and lot clearing in North Central Texas
Lot clearing and fence line clearing — brush, mesquite, cedar, and scrap piles off so survey, utilities, and pad work can start.
How we run this work.
New construction on the Frisco–Celina–Prosper corridor and acreage west of Fort Worth usually starts with a clearing pass. We knock down undergrowth, clear fence lines for new runs, stack burnable brush where allowed, and grind or haul what the city will not let you burn. Specimen trees and neighbor property stay marked and respected.
- Residential lots and ranch tracts
- Fence line clearing for new fence and gate crews
- Brush hog, dozer, and excavator clearing
- Tree removal coordinated with what you want to keep
- Stump grinding and root rake when the pad needs to be clean
- Haul-off of trash, old fence, and construction debris
Sequence on the lot
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Clear in passes
Light brush first, then timber and debris, then a clean surface for the next machine.
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Leave it buildable
You should be able to walk the lot, set a porta-john, and bring a slab crew without fighting mesquite.
Where we do land clearing
City pages for this service
Same work, different ground. Open the city that matches the lot.
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