Hidalgo County Texas Land Clearing Contractor

Land Clearing

Brush Removal

Forestry Mulching

Acreage, Ranch, & Pasture Clearing

 Utility & Fence Line Clearing

Site Preparation & Lot Clearing

Pipeline & Right of Way Clearing

Trails & Hunting Lease Clearing

Our land clearing solutions are tailored to the unique challenges of the Rio Grande Valley. Hidalgo County has a diverse landscape. Farmland stretches along the Rio Grande with arid brushlands further inland. Farmland and ranches occupy a significant portion of the county. Population areas are concentrated in the southern part of the county around the main cities of McAllen, Edinburg, and Mission. 

Areas near the Rio Grande River contain mesquite trees, Texas ebony, and huisache brush. Prickly pear cacti, yucca, and creosote bushes are found in the drier regions. 

We have the experience and equipment to handle the native plants, and we understand the needs of local property owners. We help ranches, farms, and property owners manage encroaching brush and vegetation. Our services support recreational activities such as hunting, horse riding, camping, and off-roading. Let us help you open your land to new and better uses.

HIDALGO COUNTY BRUSH REMOVAL

Brush removal services involve the removal of unwanted vegetation, including shrubs, bushes, and small trees. We use skid loaders and excavators with specialized attachments to do the heavy lifting. 

Our services typically include site assessment, cutting vegetation, grinding, and debris removal. We may follow up with additional site preparation for farming, construction, or landscaping. Brush removal is crucial for managing fire hazards, increasing land usability for farming and grazing, recreation, and preparing land for development.

HIDALGO COUNTY SITE PREPARATION

We can follow up land clearing with site prep work. Site preparation readies a property for construction and land development projects. First, we remove any unwanted vegetation and debris from the site. Then, we can shape the surface to your project's desired level or slope. This may include excavating, filling, smoothing, and compacting the soil. We can also dig trenches for laying down utilities like water, electricity, and sewer lines. Depending on the project, we may also excavate footing or lay down base materials. 

HIDALGO COUNTY FORESTRY MULCHING

Forestry mulching is a clearing method that uses a machine to grind, cut, and clear vegetation. We use specialized machinery to mulch and chip unwanted trees, brush, and woody vegetation directly on-site. This process leaves a layer of wood chips as natural mulch.

The layer of mulch shades the soil and suppresses the growth of weeds and unwanted plants. The mulched acts as an erosion barrier and returns nutrients back into the soil as it decomposes. Leaving the mulch eliminates the need to remove and dispose of wood chips, saving time and money.

WHAT IS TYPES OF CUSTOMERS DO WE SERVE?

• Ranchers & Farmers
• Property Developers
• Hunting Property Owners
• Residential Properties Owners
• Commercial Property Owners
• Utility Companies
• Oil and Gas Developers
• Cities and Municipalities

WHAT TYPES OF PROJECTS DO WE HANDLE?

General Brush, Tree, and Vegetation Removal

• Underbrush clearing
• Brush maintenance
• Brush removal
• Brush cutting
• Stump removal 
• Tree removal
• Mulching
• Selective clearing

Residential and Commercial Properties

• Home site clearing
• Site reclamation
• Overgrown properties
• Residential lot clearing
• Commercial lot clearing
• Landscape beautification
• Selective clearing
• Construction site prep
• Residential developments
• Commercial developments

Farms & Ranches

• Fence line clearing
• Pasture reclamation
• Pasture establishment
• Pasture clearing
• Farmland clearing
• Ranchland clearing
• Horse trails
• Horse arenas
• Firebreak construction

Hunting & Recreation

• Game ranches
• Hunting leases
• Hunting access lanes 
• Shooting lanes
• Hiking trails
• 4x4 trails
• ATV trails

Roadways, Right-of-ways, & Waterways

• Roadside clearing
• River banks
• Creek banks
• Ponds banks
• Ditch clearing
• Pipeline right of way
• Utility easements