Fence line and easement clearing in East Texas
Overgrown fence rows, property lines and easements opened up with a tracked forestry mulcher. The brush is ground in place along the line, so you can walk it, fix it and keep it open.
Lines that disappeared into the brush
Fence rows are where brush starts. Birds sit on the wire and drop seed, the mower cannot get close, and in a few years the fence is a wall of privet, greenbrier and sapling trees you cannot see through. Easements and property lines go the same way when nobody uses them.
A tracked mulcher is the right tool for a line. It works along the row, grinds the growth down where it stands, and leaves a mulched strip you can walk, drive or rebuild the fence on, without dragging brush across a pasture or leaving piles to burn.
- Overgrown fence rows before repair or replacement
- Property lines opened so they can be walked and surveyed
- Access lanes and easements across your land
- Drainage easements and brushy commercial or municipal tracts
- Repeat passes to keep lines open year to year
What moves the price on a line
We quote every job on its own. On fence lines and easements, these make the biggest difference.
How grown up it is
A fence row with scattered brush goes quickly. A row grown into a solid wall of saplings and vines takes real machine time.
Old wire and posts
Standing wire, wire down in the brush and old posts all slow the work and have to be planned around.
Length and terrain
Long lines, creek crossings and steep banks take longer than a straight line across flat ground.
Trees on the line
Big trees growing in the fence row may need to stay, or may be more than the mulcher should take.
What customers say about Trevor
Real Google reviews. Grigsby holds a 5.0 rating across 16 reviews.
Highly recommend! Great communication, very easy to work with, and did a great job. Everything went smoothly from start to finish. Would definitely hire again!
Hugo R.Google reviewWe hired Trevor to help with some land clearing. He was prompt, professional and did an excellent job! We would highly recommend him to anyone! Thank you so much for all of your hard work - we are very happy with the results!
NikkiGoogle reviewThey did an Amazing job on my property. They are reliable, timely and very nice. I would highly recommend them.
Kym F.Google reviewFence line clearing across East Texas
We clear fence lines and easements across the same towns we clear land in. Pick your town for the local details.
Fence line and easement questions
Can you clear an overgrown fence line?
Yes. We mulch the brush, vines and saplings along the fence row so you can walk it, see it and fix it. The mulch stays on the ground and nothing is piled or burned.
What if the old fence is still standing or buried in the brush?
Tell us before we start. Wire that is still up, wire down in the brush, and old posts all change how we work the line, and buried wire is something we need to know about ahead of time.
Can you clear a pipeline, power line or drainage easement?
On easements that you own and control, yes. On easements held by a utility or a city, their rules decide what can be cut, so check with them first and we will work to what they allow.
Do you clear property lines for a survey?
We can open a lane along a line you have marked so it can be walked and surveyed. Tell us where the corners and flags are.
Do you do commercial and municipal clearing?
Yes. Brushy commercial lots, drainage easements and municipal tracts are part of what we do. Send the location and the scope and we will quote it.
Can you quote from photos?
Usually. Send photos of the line, the access and a map pin to (903) 952-9217. For long lines a rough length helps.
Get your free fence line clearing estimate
Send a few photos of the brush, a map pin, and how much you want opened up. Trevor will tell you what the mulcher can do there and which trees he would work around before anyone unloads a machine.
Request an estimate
Photos help most. Text them to (903) 952-9217 after you send this.