Clear brush, trees, and overgrowth to open up your property for building, farming, or a cleaner view — lots of any size, debris handled. Proudly serving Five Forks and all of Greenville County.
Clearing in Five Forks tends to be selective — opening a wooded portion of a large lot for an addition, pool, or shop while protecting the mature oaks and poplars that give these properties their value. We clear undergrowth and chosen trees, chip on site, and haul the volume out with our grapple and dump trucks. Turf mats protect the established lawn the whole way.
We cover every corner of Five Forks, from Kilgore Farms and Walnut Creek to River Walk and the areas around Bells Crossing and Scuffletown — neighborhoods and properties we know well and reach quickly for land clearing.
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Land clearing is priced by acreage and density; small fence-line jobs may run a few hundred dollars, larger lots are quoted after a walkthrough.
A clear, proven process that protects your Five Forks property from start to finish.
We walk the property, mark what stays and what goes, and flag hazards or utilities.
You get a firm estimate based on acreage, density, and how debris is handled.
We clear efficiently, protecting keeper trees and soil, and process debris on site or haul it.
We rake and tidy the cleared ground so it's ready for your next step.
Our grapple truck, dump trucks, and heavy chippers let us clear and haul large volumes other crews can't — turning multi-day jobs into days. It's why Five Forks homeowners and businesses call us for the big, technical removals — the work that needs real equipment and a properly insured crew.
Straight answers for Five Forks homeowners.
Yes. Many Five Forks subdivisions have HOA guidelines on removals, debris staging, and protecting common areas. We keep the work area contained, stage our chip and dump trucks to avoid blocking neighbors, and clean up the same day. We carry $2M in liability insurance and workers' comp, which is often what an HOA or neighbor wants to see.
Usually, yes. We use turf protection mats to spread the weight of trucks and equipment and avoid rutting the lawn and irrigation common in Five Forks yards. Where a side yard is too tight to drag wood, our Palfinger crane can lift sections out over the house instead.
It's priced by acreage, growth density, tree size, and debris handling. Small backyard or fence-line jobs may run a few hundred dollars; multi-acre lots are quoted after a walkthrough.
Absolutely — selective clearing is one of our most-requested services. We clear around the trees you want to keep while protecting their roots and trunks.
Free estimates for Five Forks, SC and all of Greenville County. Put a fully equipped, crane-ready crew to work on your property.
Licensed & $2M insured · Workers' comp covered · 24/7 emergency response