Vista clearing: Trimming and removal of trees to create a view through a passage of trees.

Selective thinning: clearing of underbrush and undesirable trees to enhance the healthier and esthetically pleasing species.

Field and Meadow restoration: consists of clearing brush, small trees, and invasive species such as Multiflora Rose and Russian Olive..

Brush mowing: With our new and innovative equipment, we can save days of hard labor and high costs. The machines are capable of mowing an acre or more of heavy brush and small trees in a day.

Paddocks: Clearing for paddocks is done with careful consideration. Some plants and trees are toxic to horses and livestock. Trees that are healthy and non-toxic should be left to provide shade and cover for the animals.

Trails: Trails are developed with careful consideration to the type of activity they will be used for. For a riding trail, trees need to be trimmed to accommodate the height of a rider on horseback. Footing needs to be addressed as well. It is imperative to remove or cover small stumps that can cause injuries to the horse’s hooves. A walking and biking path is not such a concern.

Clear cutting: The remove of all vegetation for a new home site or roadways.