Subdivision developers and custom-home builders work on closing dates that don't move. We clear lots and pads on a schedule the framing crew can actually book against — phased, photo-documented, and coordinated with your civil engineer so the next trade is never waiting on us.
If you're running a 12-lot subdivision or a 200-lot phased project, the worst thing your clearing contractor can do is treat your site like it's their only one. We schedule mobilization, mulching, and demobilization in tight windows that match your sales cadence — clear lots as they go under contract, hold lots that are still in marketing, and absorb the wet-spring delays without panicking your buyers. Same mulcher fleet, same crew, every lot. No new supervisor showing up halfway through asking what we're doing.
Individual residential lots cleared to surveyed pin-to-pin boundaries. Foundation print, driveway corridor, and septic envelope cleared per civil plans. Trees marked for preservation stay.
Multi-lot projects mulched in phases coordinated with your sales pipeline. Buyer wants to walk an unsold lot? It's still wooded. Buyer signed yesterday? It'll be cleared by the time the framers want it.
Brush, stumps, and surface vegetation removed to ground-elevation tolerance the grading contractor needs. We don't do bulk earthwork — we hand the site off ready for it.
If the development includes regulated resource areas, we work within the Order of Conditions and coordinate with the wetland scientist. We've sat through enough ConCom hearings to know what they want to see.
Long driveways, common-area roads, and utility easements cleared to the engineered cross-section.
Specimen trees, screening vegetation, and any vegetation called out for preservation in the landscape plan or zoning conditions are flagged, photographed, and protected during clearing.
We meet on site with you and the civil. Review surveyed limits, preserved trees, ConCom conditions if any, utility access, and the buyer-cadence schedule. Fixed-price proposal scoped to acreage and phase count.
Before each phase, a quick check-in: any new buyers, any new preservation calls, any weather risk. We confirm the next-trade handoff date with your GC or framing crew.
Crews mulch the phase. Tree-preservation fencing checked daily. Photo set per lot — boundary, before, during, after. All geotagged and time-stamped. Delivered to your project email at end of day.
Walk the phase with you or your site supervisor. Any boundary corrections, any preserved-tree concerns addressed on the spot. Site released to the next trade.
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. Doesn't directly matter for private development, but it speaks to operating discipline.
$2M general liability with project-specific certificates. We sign your subcontractor agreement and provide the COI before mobilization.
Per-lot or per-phase lump sum. Your spreadsheet has a number for clearing — it doesn't change mid-project.
We work on the schedule you sell against, not the schedule that's most convenient for us. Buyer signs, we clear.
Tell us the site, scope, and timeline. We'll send a fixed-price proposal that fits your bid stack and project schedule.
Tell us about the property. We'll be in touch within the business day — a real person, no high-pressure sales.
We'll be in touch within the business day. Need us sooner? (508) 590-9909