North Coast land does not stay cleared on its own. Blackberry swallows a fence line in two summers, alder volunteers fill a pasture, and the parcel you bought with a view comes with a decade of regrowth between you and it. Clearing that land well is tree work: knowing what to cut, what to keep, and how to get the material gone instead of piled.
What we clear
- ✓Building sites: trees down, brush out, stumps taken out, the pad left ready for your excavation contractor.
- ✓Overgrown parcels and pastures: reclaiming land from brush, volunteer trees, and berry thickets.
- ✓Fence lines, driveways, and private roads: cleared wide enough to build, drive, and maintain.
- ✓Trails and view corridors: access and sightlines cut with a light hand, so it looks like land, not a job site.
- ✓Invasives: blackberry, scotch broom, and English ivy taken out at the roots of the problem, not just mowed to regrow.
The material leaves with us
The difference between clearing and moving a mess ten feet is what happens to the vegetation. Our chipper travels with the crew, so brush becomes chips the same day: left as mulch if you want it, hauled if you do not. Wood worth keeping gets bucked into firewood rounds for your pile. Nothing sits in a slash pile drying into next season's fire problem, which is also why clearing pairs naturally with ourdefensible space work.
Sized for real parcels
Compact equipment gets through gates and between trees you are keeping. Climbers and hand crews work the spots machines cannot reach, including steep and remote pieces of Humboldt and Del Norte that flatland outfits will not touch. And because the same company handles the tree removaland stump grinding, you get one crew, one quote, and one standard of cleanup from first cut to finished grade. CSLB #1132934, licensed and insured.
