Fence line & trail clearing in Navasota & the Brazos Valley
Fence line and trail clearing, a clean 15 to 25 foot corridor that stays open
Overgrown fence lines, property boundaries lost to brush, trails grown shut. We open a clean corridor and leave your fencing contractor a clear path to work in.
Two ways we clear a line
Replacing an old fence line
When the old fence is buried in overgrowth, we bring the equipment to pull the posts, the wire, and the vegetation. We can’t mulch wire, it wraps the drum, so we pull it, stack it, and burn or haul off as needed. You’re left with a clean 20 to 25 foot corridor for the new fence. Pulling an existing line is more work than clearing a fresh corridor, and either way it’s priced by the linear foot, not by the acre.
Opening a new fence line or trail
Where there’s no fence yet, we mulch a corridor to the width you want, usually 15 to 25 feet, and leave a clean, maintainable path. We recommend at least 25 feet, because trees on the edge lean into the corridor over time, so more room now means fewer trips to keep it open later. After that, a tractor or mower keeps the line clear.
What we don’t do
We clear the line, we don’t build the fence
We’re not fencing contractors, and we don’t do the hand-labor fence repair. Pulling vines off barbed wire by hand isn’t our work, and if that’s what your fence needs first, we’ll tell you before the machine ever comes off the trailer.
See a cleared corridor
What your neighbors say
Trusted by the folks down the road
Need a fence line cleared or a trail opened up?
Call or text us and we’ll come take a look.