Bush Hogging & Land Management

Bush hogging and field mowing

Fields, pastures, and back acreage do not stay open on their own. A season or two unmowed and you have waist-high brush, cedar and locust seedlings, and a tick farm. We grew up running tractors, and we bush hog:

• Pastures and hay-field edges kept open and useful.
• Overgrown lots knocked back before they go to saplings.
• Trails, fence lines, and pond banks you can actually walk.
• Pre-sale and pre-construction clearing of brushy ground.

Once brush becomes trees you are into removal money. Regular hogging is the cheap way to keep land land.

Storm cleanup and leaf removal

Wind and ice drop limbs and whole trees across this county every year. We clear storm damage, chip the brush, and put properties back in order. Every fall, leaf removal keeps lawns from smothering under the oak canopy that makes these neighborhoods beautiful.

When winter comes, we plow too. See snow removal.