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Skidsteer and track-equipment land clearing — brush, small trees, stumps, and debris removed and hauled. Leaves your lot buildable and ready for the next phase, with minimal impact to the turf and trees you want to keep.
Pricing varies by site. Final scope, materials, and access influence the all-in number — we'll quote your specific project after a quick conversation.
Land clearing on San Antonio lots ranges from light underbrush knockdown to full mesquite and cedar removal with stump grinding. We run skidsteers with mulching heads, compact track loaders, and mini excavators sized to the access and the soil — caliche shelves and clay pockets both get handled without tearing up what you want to keep. Every job starts with a walk of the property to flag trees that stay, locate property pins, and identify drainage features that need to survive the clearing. Brush gets mulched in place or hauled, stumps come out by the root ball or get ground 6-12 inches below grade depending on the next phase, and debris loads out to a licensed disposal yard. Burn piles are an option where county burn bans allow and a permit is pulled. We leave the lot rough-graded and walkable — no windrows of spoils, no ruts across the keeper turf, no hidden stumps to surprise the next contractor. If the next phase is grading, foundation, or fence work, we coordinate so the clearing tolerances match what comes after.
Design, build, irrigation, and maintenance all run under one roof — no subbing out, no juggling vendors. You get one project manager from sketch through final walk-through.
Built for South-Central Texas — heavy clay, caliche, long dry summers, and flash rain. Our designs and installs are tuned to what survives and looks good locally.
No surprise line items. We size the work after a quick conversation or site visit and issue a written quote with materials and labor broken out so you can compare apples to apples.
Equipment selection drives quality on a clearing job. Mulching heads on skidsteers handle cedar, mesquite, and huisache cleanly when the trunks are under 8 inches — anything larger gets felled with a chainsaw and the stump pulled or ground. On wet clay we run tracks instead of tires to prevent rutting, and we stage spoils on plywood or geotextile where the keeper turf needs to survive. Stump grinding goes 6 inches below grade for turf, 12 inches for foundation or paving prep. Erosion controls — silt fence, wattles, or rock check dams — go in before clearing on any lot draining toward a creek or storm inlet, per TCEQ stormwater rules for sites over an acre.
Walk the property with you, flag keeper trees, locate pins, identify drainage and utilities. Confirm scope, access route, and where spoils and debris will stage before any equipment rolls.
Pull an 811 locate ticket for any work touching subgrade, confirm burn-ban status with Bexar County, and check setbacks if the lot is near a creek or floodplain.
Mulch underbrush and fell small trees first, then stump removal or grinding. Equipment is sized to access — mini for tight back lots, full track loader for open acreage.
Load debris to disposal or stage burn piles where legal. Final pass smooths ruts, knocks down spoil piles, and leaves the lot at a workable rough grade.
