Depending on the service provided, jobs are either charged out by the acre or by the worked hours.

We will perform a property assessment with you and agree upon a contract to be signed. We need to have the removal of trash and debris and the removal, or identification, of old fences, if possible.

It depends upon the variables of the project and the machine that is being used on your project. We will give you our best estimate of the time it will take when we do your initial assessment.

Simply, it means no trees, brush or tall grass within 30 feet of your buildings, trees 30 feet tall and beyond limbed up 1/3 or 8 feet, and a dripline spacing of 20-30 feet between trees.

We will go over in more detail at the time of your property assessment and make an individualized treatment plan for your property.

Approximately 2 to 5 years.

Again this is dependent on your location and how fine you want the material mulched. The finer the Mulch the faster it degrades and the wetter the climate the faster it degrades. However it usually is not noticeable after one growing season.

YES! Mulching before burning is one of the safest and most effective ways to clean your land to perfection!

The skid steer can efficiently mulch up to an 8 in diameter tree. The 843 L-II will mulch up to an 18 inch tree efficiently.

We recommend though that anything over 12 that we cut and remove or cut and you keep for firewood. Use the trees for the best possible outcome.

They will disturb the top layer of soil with the mulching heads and tires or tracks.

But this is a good thing if you want grass or whatever seed you desire to take root. Especially after a Fire as the ash tends to act like a barrier.

Many people will tell you soil disturbance is bad but if a farmer never tilled a field his crop would suffer. The forest is no different.

NO!

Forestry work and forest or land management actually helps wildlife populations and improves their habitat massively. We have had elk dear and bear next to and sometimes on our machines overnight or over a ridge from us sleeping while we work.