Lot Clearing & Brush Removal in Ocala, FL

You bought an acre in Ocklawaha and can't see the back of it. The fence line on the farm has twenty years of laurel oak, grapevine and Brazilian pepper growing through it. The lot next to the house finally sold and the builder wants it clear before the survey. Clearing is where our chipper earns its keep.

What we clear, and what we keep

Most clearing jobs in Marion County aren't scorched-earth. You want the underbrush, the vines, the dead pines and the trash trees gone, and the live oaks and the good longleafs kept. That's selective clearing, and it's what we're set up for: hand-cut and chipped, the keepers flagged with you beforehand, the ground left ready for a mower or a surveyor.

For a full clear on a building lot — everything down to bare ground — we handle the trees and brush and bring in the equipment operator we work with for grubbing and grading. Either way the brush goes through the chipper and the wood is cut and hauled or stacked for you.

Permits and protected trees

Clearing a lot inside Ocala city limits, or removing larger trees anywhere in the county, can require a permit, and some species are protected. Danny walks the lot with you first, marks what needs paperwork, and handles it. It's part of the price, not a surprise.

Pricing

Clearing is priced by the acre or by the day depending on how thick it is and what has to be kept. Danny looks at it in person; nobody can price brush from the road. Call, tell us the size and what's growing on it, and we'll set a time to walk it.