Whether you’re clearing land for a new build, opening up pasture, or simply reclaiming acreage that’s gotten out of hand, we have the tools and the experience to get it done. We handle trees, brush, stumps, and debris — and when we’re finished, you have usable, accessible land.
Land clearing is the process of removing trees, brush, stumps, and other vegetation to make a property usable and accessible. It’s the first step in preparing land for construction, pasture, or other development, and it requires the right equipment and expertise to do efficiently. Proper land clearing not only opens up space but also helps improve drainage, prevent overgrowth, and set the stage for grading, landscaping, or future building projects.
Every job begins with a consultation to understand your goals, property size, and what’s growing on the land.
Using a skid steer with forestry mulching equipment, we process vegetation on-site for most jobs. Full material removal is handled when preferred.
After clearing, we can provide grading and site preparation services to get your land ready for construction, pasture, or other projects.
Land clearing generally covers removing trees, brush, stumps, vines, and other vegetation from a property. Depending on the scope of the job, it may also involve hauling or mulching debris. The exact scope of work depends on what’s on your property and what you need the land to look like when we’re done — that’s something we talk through during the estimate.
That depends on the method we use. When we use the forestry mulching approach, the vegetation is ground into a mulch layer that remains on the ground. If the project calls for something different, we can adjust. If you need the land graded or leveled after clearing, that’s a service we provide as well.
We can do selective clearing — meaning we target specific trees, brush, or areas while leaving others untouched. It just takes more time and attention than clearing an entire section. Tell us what you want to keep and we’ll work around it.
It varies a lot depending on vegetation density, terrain, and tree sizes. Light brush clears faster than dense woods. We’ll give you a realistic time estimate during the quote process so there are no surprises.
Yes. Large-acreage work is what we do best. We work with landowners who have hundreds — and in some cases thousands — of acres to manage, and we’re comfortable with multi-day and multi-week jobs.
Yes, Pafford Land & Home is fully insured.
