Earthwork

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Definition: Surface-level vegetation removal intended to restore access, visibility, and usability without disturbing soil structure.

Scope of Work:

• Removal of brush, vines, briars, tall weeds, and undergrowth
   
• Clearing of saplings up to 1–2" diameter
   
• Edge trimming for fences, property lines, and easements
   
• Consolidation of debris into organized piles or windrows
   
• Optional haul-off and disposal
   
• Light smoothing of ground surface
   

Ideal For:
Property cleanups, fence-line access, trail/drive path creation, first-time maintenance.

Pricing:

• From $1,200 per acre
   
• Debris haul-off additional depending on volume

Definition: Intermediate-level clearing requiring heavier equipment to remove thicker brush and small trees.

Scope of Work:

• Removal of vegetation up to 3–4" diameter
   
• Selective removal of small trees
   
• Light root raking to remove surface roots
   
• Establishment of rough contours
   
• Preparation for grading or construction
   
• Debris consolidation or export
   

Ideal For:
Yard expansions, shop pads, driveway corridors, livestock areas.

Pricing:

• $2,000–$4,000 per acre

Definition: Comprehensive clearing for new construction, full development, or large-scale land transformation.

Scope of Work:

• Removal of medium trees (6–14"+)
   
• Brush, limbs, and canopy removal
   
• Uprooting or extraction of root balls (as required)
   
• Heavy brush mulching or timber staging
   
• Rough grading for equipment access
   
• Pre-construction site shaping
   
• Site cleanup and haul-off options
   

Ideal For:
New home builds, driveways, barns, road creation, large property development.

Pricing:

• From $4,000+ per acre
   
• Final cost depends on timber volume, access constraints, and soil type