Land clearing and earthwork for residential lots and acreage across Central Florida. From a first pass with the mulcher to a finished pad, driveway and drainage. One crew, our own machines, and a number back the same day.
Two of them are priced per acre with the rates published below. The rest are quoted per job, and there’s a straight answer further down as to why.
One machine grinds standing trees up to 8 inches in diameter, plus everything growing under them, and leaves the chips down as a clean mulch layer. Nothing hauled, nothing burned, no debris pile to deal with.
Vegetation and root mass taken out down to bare soil, then the ground shaped and left ready for whatever gets built on it.
New shell, base and millings driveways cut in from the road, and restoration of existing driveways that have rutted, washed out or disappeared into the grass.
Fill brought up, shaped and compacted to the elevation and footprint you need, whether that’s a house, a barn, a garage or a shed.
Rough and finish grading to move water away from structures, take the humps and hollows out of a yard, and leave ground the next trade can work on.
Trenching, digging and dirt work on residential lots. Footers, drain lines, culverts, stump and root ball removal, and anything the loader can’t reach.
Pressure-treated timber walls that hold grade, square up a yard and stop erosion. A wall gets you back the part of the yard the slope was taking.
Fence lines, pasture edges, ditch banks and lots knocked back so the property is walkable and you can see what you actually own.
Clearing, grading, drainage and access handled as one job on one schedule, so a raw parcel comes out the other side ready to build on.
Four jobs from around Titusville and north Brevard. Same machines, same crew.
Most people don’t call asking for a service. They call with a problem. Find yours.
You can’t walk it, you can’t see the corners, and the palmetto has taken over. You want it usable and you want to keep it that way.
→ Forestry mulching, or brush cuttingIf…There’s a house, barn, shop or slab going here. The ground has to come out clean and go back down compacted.
→ Land clearing, then a building padIf…It puddles by the house after every storm, the yard stays soft for days, or the driveway turns into a creek.
→ Grading, and usually some excavationIf…Delivery trucks won’t come down it, the driveway has washed away, or a bank keeps sliding into the path.
→ A driveway, and maybe a retaining wallMulching and clearing are priced per acre and those numbers are published. Everything else is quoted per job. Not to be cagey, but because on a driveway or a pad the access and the haul distance move the price further than the size does. Here’s what we’re actually looking at.
The published rates, so you have a number before you call:
Send a few photos of the property with rough acreage and we’ll come back with a firm range, not a ballpark. The price we agree on is the price on the invoice.
Nine services, one way of doing business.
Every service on this page is available across all five counties. See the full service area →
About how we operate. Questions about specific services live on each service page.
Ourselves. The machines are ours and the crew is ours. Nobody shows up on your property in a truck you haven’t been told about, and there’s no rental markup buried in the invoice. It also means when something changes on site you’re talking to the person who can actually decide what to do about it.
That’s usually the cheaper way to do it. Clearing, grading and a driveway on the same trip costs less than three separate trips, because getting the truck and trailer to you is a fixed cost either way. If you know there are two or three things you eventually want done, say so when you ask for the quote and we’ll price it both ways.
Anything from a quarter-acre residential lot up to acreage. Small jobs are welcome. A day of grading or a single retaining wall is normal work for us. At the very large end we’ll tell you honestly if a job wants a bigger outfit with more iron on it rather than take it and run slow.
Both. Homeowners are most of the volume, but pads, clearing and lot prep for builders is steady work and we can provide a certificate of insurance and hold a schedule. If you’re a GC and need a sub who turns up, that’s the pitch.
We’re a clearing and dirt outfit, not a general contractor. We don’t install septic systems, we don’t tie into municipal water, sewer or storm mains, and we don’t do structural demolition or concrete work. Drainage we handle is on your own property. If a job needs something outside that, we’ll say so up front rather than find out halfway through.
Generally one to three weeks depending on the season and the weather. Storm cleanup jumps the line. If you’re working to a closing date or an inspection, tell us the date when you ask and we’ll tell you straight whether we can hit it.
Most quotes come back the same day. No deposit on mulching or site work, and the price we agree on is the price you pay.
