Effn Property Clearing

Overgrown backyard? Fence line disappearing? Property edge getting out of control?

We cut and clear unwanted brush, weeds, saplings, and invasive growth to restore visibility and usable space.

Ideal for:
• Backyard reclaim projects
• Fence line clearing
• Property boundary cleanup
• Preparing land for landscaping
• Removing invasive undergrowth

Unused sections of your property don’t have to stay unusable.

We reclaim neglected areas by cutting and removing brush, saplings, and dense vegetation to open up space safely and efficiently.

Great for:
• Wooded lot edges
• Side yards
• Property line expansion
• Real estate cleanup
• Preparing land for future projects

Add-on options available for debris hauling and root removal.

We clear brush, vines, weeds, saplings, and unwanted growth from overgrown fence lines to restore visibility, improve access, and make property edges easier to maintain.

Ideal for:

• Overgrown fences
• Vines and brush
• Saplings and small tree growth
• Preparing for fence repair or replacement
• Reclaiming neglected property edges

Brush piles, storm debris, yard waste, and unwanted material are removed efficiently and responsibly.

Perfect for:
• Storm cleanup
• Real estate turnover
• Rental property resets
• General outdoor cleanup

Grinding stumps helps prevent regrowth and improves yard usability.

Available as part of larger clearing projects or individual stump removal jobs.

Every property is different.

Pricing is based on:
• Density of vegetation
• Size of area
• Access conditions
• Material removal needs
• Equipment required

We provide clear, itemized estimates so you understand exactly what you’re paying for.

How much does brush clearing cost?
Brush clearing typically ranges from $300–$900 depending on area size and vegetation density.

Do you remove invasive plants?
Yes. We remove common invasive growth, including honeysuckle, thick underbrush, saplings, and unwanted vegetation.

Do you clear full acres?
We specialize in residential and light commercial projects. Larger acreage projects can be discussed based on scope.