Land & Field Clearing
Heavy Otter specializes in professional land and field clearing services that utilize advanced equipment to efficiently open up properties. Our expertise enhances access and prepares sites for construction, agriculture, and long-term maintenance.
Land clearing prepares a property for construction, landscaping, or access by removing unwanted vegetation and surface obstacles. This can include brush, small trees, overgrowth, and debris that prevent safe or usable access to the site.
The extent of clearing depends on the size of the area, terrain, access, and the intended use of the property. In many cases, clearing is performed selectively to preserve desirable trees or features while creating usable space.
When Land & Field Clearing Is Needed
• Opening overgrown or unmanaged property
• Clearing land for construction, fencing, or access
• Removing invasive or unwanted vegetation
• Improving drainage, sunlight, and usability
• Preparing sites for grading, stump removal, or hydroseeding
Land and field clearing costs vary based on vegetation density, terrain, access, disposal requirements, and the type of equipment needed to complete the work safely and efficiently.
Depending on site conditions, clearing may involve mechanical mulching, selective removal, or coordination with stump grinding, grading, or excavation to achieve the desired result.
If your property needs clearing for access, development, or ongoing maintenance, contact Heavy Otter for a clear, site-specific estimate.
What This Service Includes:
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Clearing of brush, small trees, and surface vegetation within the defined work area
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Removal of downed debris and organic material generated during clearing
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Basic site access preparation for future work or inspection
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Evaluation of access, terrain, and conditions prior to scheduling
What’s Not Included:
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Full excavation, grading, or earthmoving beyond surface clearing
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Removal of large trees requiring full excavation or specialty felling unless specifically quoted
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Utility locating, exposure, or work near known or unknown underground services
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Hauling or disposal beyond the cleared material unless specifically quoted
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Environmental permitting, wetlands work, or regulatory approvals
The items listed above may be available as add-on services upon request.
How the Process Works:
1. Evaluation
We review the area to be cleared, access, terrain, and intended use to determine scope and equipment needs.
2. Clearing
Vegetation, brush, and designated material are cleared within the defined work area according to the agreed scope.
3. Completion
The site is left cleared and accessible, ready for next steps such as construction, inspection, or additional site work.
Planning a clearing project or unsure what’s involved? Request a free estimate and we’ll review the site.