Land services
Brush cutting for overgrown fields, fence lines, and acreage
Cut back what a regular mower will not touch.
Done with our Kubota SVL75-3 Compact Track Loader
When a field has gone to briars, saplings, and head-high weeds, a regular mower will not touch it. We cut it back with a heavy-duty brush cutter on our track loader, taking down woody growth and tall vegetation and leaving the area open and walkable again.
It is the right tool for the thick stuff that is too small to justify mulching and too tough for ordinary mowing: neglected pasture, fence rows, ditch banks, and acreage that has been left alone for years.
Good for
- Overgrown fields and hay ground
- Fence lines and property boundaries
- Ditches, banks, and drainage easements
- Acreage left alone for years
- Pre-sale cleanup
How it goes
Step 1: Look at the ground
We check for stumps, rocks, wire, and ditches that affect how we cut.
Step 2: Set the scope
Cut height, boundaries, and what to skip, agreed up front.
Step 3: Cut it down
Passes across the area until it is cut to the height we agreed on.
Step 4: Plan the follow-up
Most overgrown ground needs a cut each growing season. We can schedule it.
What affects the price
We do not publish flat prices for land work, because no two properties are alike. These are the things that move your bid.
- Acreage and the height and thickness of the growth
- Terrain, ditches, and slopes
- Hidden hazards like stumps, rocks, and old wire
- Whether you want a one-time cut or a recurring schedule
- Distance to the job site
Questions
How is brush cutting different from forestry mulching?
Brush cutting is above-ground mowing: it cuts vegetation down but leaves root systems and larger stems. Mulching goes further, grinding larger brush and small trees. If you mostly have weeds, briars, and saplings, brush cutting is faster and more economical.
How often should it be done?
Most overgrown ground needs a follow-up cut each growing season to stay open. We are happy to set up a recurring schedule.
Can I rent a brush cutter instead?
Yes. The brush cutter is one of the attachments for our track loader. Check the rental page for rates and availability.
Related
Often paired with
Forestry Mulching
One-pass grinding of brush, saplings, and small trees into mulch, with no burn piles, no hauling, and minimal soil disturbance.
Learn moreCommercial Property Mowing
Reliable mowing for commercial lots, vacant parcels, retention areas, and large properties, as one-time cleanups or on a recurring schedule.
Learn moreLand Clearing
Trees, brush, stumps, and debris removed so your property is ready for building, pasture, fencing, or access.
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