Waco-area, family-run since 2016. Our forestry mulcher grinds cedar, mesquite and underbrush where it stands — one machine, one pass, and your good oaks stay standing.
ONE PASS · MULCH FINISH
One crew, one tracked mulcher, and the attachments to finish the job — from a half-acre homesite to fifty acres of cedar-choked pasture.
Standing brush and small trees ground in place to a clean mulch layer. No piles, no smoke, no haul-off.
Yaupon, privet and briar thickets thinned out from under the trees you want to keep.
Homesites and build pads cleared to your builder's spec — trees flagged, roots raked, ready to stake.
Lines opened up wide enough to build or repair fence without fighting the brush for every post.
Ranch roads, ATV trails and access lanes cut through country you've never been able to drive.
Mesquite and cedar creep walked back so grass — and grazing — comes back with it.
Willows and brush stripped off dams and pond banks so you can inspect, mow and fish again.
Downed trees and storm tangles mulched fast after Central Texas weather does its worst. Priority scheduling.
Every quote starts with a free walk of your property and a keep-tree plan you approve. Book 3 acres or more and take $250 off the first job.
We started with one mulcher and our family's own cedar-choked forty acres out past China Spring. Nine years on, the rule hasn't changed: take the brush, keep the trees, leave it park-like.
Density decides the price — here's the honest starting point. Your site walk sets the final number, in writing, and smaller jobs run on simple day rates: half day $950 · full day $1,800 (machine, fuel and operator included).
Bigger acreage earns a better per-acre rate — the walk gives us the numbers to prove it. Mulching typically runs 20–40% under dozer-and-haul clearing, because nothing leaves your property.
"Forty years of mesquite creep gone in three days. They left every oak I flagged and the mulch laid down so even my grandkids noticed. Grass is already coming back through it."
"I'm a builder — I need lots cleared to spec and on schedule. Brazos walked the lot with my super, flagged the protected trees, and had it build-ready a week early."
"Sent them phone photos and got a straight per-acre range the same day. Final bill landed inside it. No burn pile to babysit, no dump fees — just clean ground."
"Storm dropped two big limbs and a tangle across our fence line. They had it opened up in a day so we could get the fence back up before the cattle found the gap."
"Our pond dam was a willow jungle — couldn't even inspect it. Now it's clean, mowable, and the grandkids fish off it. Should've done it five years ago."
"Cut a road and two trails through the back thirty so we can finally reach our own creek. Fair price, written quote, showed up the day they said they would."
No brush piles. No smoke. No ruts full of haul-off debris — just ground you can walk, mow, fence and build on, with the trees you love still standing over it.
This page isn't a brochure — it's a booking machine. Every feature below exists to turn a Waco landowner staring at a cedar-choked pasture into a scheduled site walk, and a one-time clearing into the crew they call every few years.
Landowners price brush work from the porch at 9 PM. The site-walk form takes the request while the office is dark — that's a 5-acre job a competitor's voicemail lost.
The number sits at the top, the bottom, and one thumb-tap away everywhere between. A rancher with a fence line down doesn't go hunting for it — every extra tap costs calls.
480+ reviews sit right beside the booking buttons, not buried on a testimonials page. Trust placed at the moment of choice turns a maybe into a booked site walk.
Forestry mulching, fence lines, pasture reclamation — Waco, China Spring, Hewitt — each service and each town gets its own way in, so Google sends the right landowner to the right offer.
The chat in the corner answers the Sunday-evening shopper measuring brush on a satellite map — capturing the lead the phone never hears about, and booking the walk before Monday.
Per-acre prices are printed on the page, and a photo or satellite view starts the quote. Landowners who can ballpark their own job stop shopping and start booking site walks.
Bigger acreage a little farther out? Call us — multi-day jobs travel well, and we'll tell you straight if we're not your best option.
Density, first and last: how thick the brush is, how big the stems run, plus slope, rock, and how far the machine has to travel between patches. Light scattered brush starts at $1,600/acre; a solid cedar brake runs to $5,000. The site walk pins it down in writing — the ranges on this page are real, not bait.
It stays right where the brush stood, as a 2–4 inch layer. It holds moisture, keeps mud down, stops erosion on slopes, and rots back into the soil over a season or two. Grass grows back through it — most pastures look better the spring after clearing than they did before the brush took over.
Mulching needs no burn permit because nothing burns — that's the point. During a county burn ban, dozer-and-pile crews sit home; we keep working. Some cities have tree-protection rules for certain oaks, and we'll flag protected trees on the walk so you stay on the right side of them.
Light brush, up to about two acres a day. Medium underbrush, one to one-and-a-half. Heavy cedar is slower — half an acre to an acre — because the drum earns every foot. Your written quote includes a realistic day count, not a best-case fantasy.
The mulcher grinds stems off at ground level and chews surface roots, so you can mow or drive over the ground right away. Below-grade stump grinding for build pads is quoted separately — tell us on the walk if a slab or septic is going in and we'll price it into the same visit.
Yes — text us photos or drop a pin, and we'll give you a per-acre range from the satellite and street views the same business day. If the range works, we walk the property free to lock the final number in writing. Plenty of customers start the whole job from their kitchen table.
Calls and texts are answered by our own crew here in Waco — the same people who'll walk your property.
📞 (254) 555-0139
✉️ [email protected]
📍 4820 Example Ave, Waco, TX 76706
Office hours: Mon–Sat 7 AM – 7 PM
Storm & fence-down calls: answered around the clock
TX Land Services License #BBW-4471 (example) · Fully insured
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