Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on acreage, how thick the growth is, what has to happen to the debris, and how the equipment gets in. We walk the property and give you a written number before anything starts. The estimate is free.

Most residential clearing runs one to five days depending on size and density. Larger commercial tracts run longer. You get a timeline with the estimate.

Three options: mulch it in place with the mulcher, pile and burn where the county allows it, or haul it off. Burn bans change through the year, so we confirm the current rule for your county before we plan on it.

We tell you what your county and drainage district require and help you work through it. Requirements vary a lot across Southeast Texas, especially near wetlands and inside floodplains.

Often, yes. Southeast Texas clay holds water and February and March are the wettest stretch of the year. Sometimes the right answer is to wait two weeks rather than tear up your ground. We will tell you which it is.