Land & Lot Clearing in Athens, GA
Whether you're prepping a new home build in Oconee County, clearing pasture for livestock in Hull, or opening up a residential lot in Athens, our land clearing crews bring the right equipment for any scale of job. We handle everything from selective clearing that preserves valuable trees to full bulldozer-and-grinder lot clearing.
Residential and commercial lot clearing
Most Athens-area lot clearing projects fall into one of three categories: building site preparation (clearing for a foundation, septic field, or driveway), selective clearing (removing unwanted brush and trees while preserving mature canopy), and full clearing (taking a lot down to grade for re-development).
We coordinate with your builder, surveyor and county inspectors so the work fits exactly into your project timeline. We can also handle erosion control and silt fencing as required by Athens-Clarke and Oconee County ordinances.
Pasture, fence line and right-of-way clearing
Rural Athens-area properties often need ongoing clearing along fence lines, around pasture edges, and under power line easements. We use forestry mulchers, brush cutters, and chippers depending on the scope. Stump grinding can be bundled in at a per-stump rate or charged hourly for high-volume jobs.
Bulk pricing is available for multi-acre projects, and we provide written estimates with itemized scope so there are no surprises.
What's included
Tree felling and cutting, brush chipping, stump grinding or full stump removal, hauling, optional grading and seeding, and full debris cleanup. We can leave merchantable timber stacked for the landowner or haul everything off — your choice.
What we offer
- Residential lot clearing
- Building site preparation
- Pasture clearing
- Fence line clearing
- Right-of-way maintenance
- Forestry mulching
- Selective tree removal
- Erosion control
Warning signs to watch for
- New construction starting soon
- Overgrown pasture or fields
- Fence line obscured by brush
- Power line easement issues
- Multiple dead or invasive trees
- Selling a wooded lot