LAND CLEARING SERVICES

Land clearing is the practice of completely removing trees, stumps, and other vegetation from heavily wooded areas. It may not seem like it at first, but clearing can be an essential part of land management, offering many benefits. Typically, the purpose here is to achieve the needed improvements and adjustments to the land to accommodate development, while still conserving natural resources where possible.

Land clearing can be used to create more space when expanding your yard, planning a new structure, reclaiming pastures, clearing roads and trails, general maintenance, controlling invasive species, and much more. Selective clearing practices can be used to remove potentially hazardous vegetation while preserving other vegetation to maintain the area’s natural beauty. 

Benefits of Land Clearing

The key benefits of land clearing are safety and accessibility. Areas of dense vegetation can be a haven for snakes, rodents, and disease-carrying insects. Dense vegetation is often a fire hazard. These spaces can also greatly reduce curb appeal and property values. Clearing weeds and brush, or just removing select trees, creates more usable property, reduces hazards, and increases the visual appeal of the space.

Whatever your next project may be, you need fresh, clean land before you can begin. This work must be done carefully to ensure the safety of people and property alike. Land management and vegetation experts possess the knowledge and skill required to remove overgrown vegetation correctly. By keeping soil disturbance to a minimum and leaving mulched material on the ground, you greatly reduce erosion, prevent the regrowth of the underbrush, and eliminate the need for extensive clean-up.

Here at Heritage Forestry Mulching, we have the right tools and equipment to get the job done right. With 20 years of experience in the industry, we can handle all of your land clearing and management needs with professionalism and expert know-how. Give us a call at 770-380-1552 to find out more information and discuss the goals you have for your property.