Bush Hogging
Bush hogging for overgrown fields and pastures with a rotary brush cutter on our track loader. We open a grown-up field and keep it open with a cut once or twice a year.
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Brush clearing gets an overgrown yard or lot back under control. Briars and privet fill the back corner. Honeysuckle and vines climb the fence row until the property line disappears. We clear that growth with a compact track loader running a forestry mulcher head or a brush cutter.
This is the yard and lot side of our land clearing around Pleasant View. When thick growth covers whole acres of woods, that job is forestry mulching. Phillips Land Services works for homeowners and landowners in Pleasant View and the towns nearby. Call or text (931) 265-1151 and we will look at the job.
Tell us about the brush, field, yard or driveway and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.
Brush removal starts where the growth gets in your way. That is often the back edge of a yard or a fence row lost under vines. Briars, privet, honeysuckle and small saplings make up the usual mix. Creek banks and property lines close in the same way.
The track loader runs a brush cutter or a forestry mulcher head, whichever fits the growth. The mulcher head grinds brush and saplings up to about 6 to 7 inches across where they stand. Trees bigger than that are a job for a tree service.
It helps to mark the property line before we start, if you know where it runs. Point out anything hidden in the brush, like old fence wire or a well head.
Privet first came here as a hedge plant. The Tennessee Division of Forestry says it escaped from yards and now grows wild. The Tennessee Invasive Plant Council lists Chinese privet and bush honeysuckle as invasive plants found across the state. Japanese honeysuckle and multiflora rose are on that list too.
Privet often forms dense thickets along fence rows, the council says. Bush honeysuckle leafs out earlier in spring than native plants and holds its leaves later into fall. That head start lets it crowd out the plants around it.
Late fall and winter make this brush easy to spot. Privet keeps much of its green through the cold months. Bush honeysuckle holds its red berries into winter, after other shrubs lose their leaves.
Underbrush clearing takes the undergrowth out from under the trees you want to keep. The bigger trees stay standing, and you can see into the woods again. You get the shady corner of the yard back and keep the shade.
After brush clearing, a layer of mulch covers the ground where the brush stood. It shields bare dirt from rain and breaks down over time. Saplings are ground off low, and their roots stay in the soil.
Soft ground can show tracks after the machine leaves. Smoothing ruts and low spots afterward is land grading work. If the lot is being cleared to build on, that job is site preparation.
Call or text for a written quote. We work about 30 miles around Pleasant View across Middle Tennessee, from Clarksville to Nashville.
(931) 265-1151From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (931) 265-1151, or send the form. Tell us where the land is and what you want done with it.
We look at the land and the work you want done. The brush, the tree sizes, the slope and the way in all shape the plan.
The quote comes in writing and spells out the work. You decide with it in hand.
We set a start date with you and bring in the track loader. Brush and small trees come down and turn to mulch.
Where the job calls for it, we grade the ground or spread gravel after the clearing. Then the land is ready for its next use.
Common questions about brush clearing around Pleasant View and the towns between Nashville and Clarksville. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
Bush hogging for overgrown fields and pastures with a rotary brush cutter on our track loader. We open a grown-up field and keep it open with a cut once or twice a year.
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Land grading fixes yards that hold water or send it toward the house. We fill the low spots and slope the ground so rain runs off.
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Dirt work with a compact track loader around Pleasant View. We spread fill dirt and topsoil, shape swales, backfill and clean up after a build.
Learn MoreThe mulcher head turns brush and small trees into mulch right on your land. The cleanup is part of the clearing.
The track loader that clears the brush also grades the ground and spreads the gravel. One company takes the land from brush to graded ground.
We look at the job before we price it, then put the quote in writing. You see what the work covers before you decide.
Pleasant View sits at the center of our service area, on I-24 between Clarksville and Nashville. Springfield and Dickson are inside it too.
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Phillips land services did fantastic work clearing trees and brush from around my pond. Showed up on time, great communication about what they were going to do to get what I wanted done accomplished. Very respectful of my property, leaving surrounding areas as good or better than when they arrived.
Phillips land services does amazing work. They are dependable and professional. Very easy to work with, great people
Did a great job clearing my one and moving dirt. Highly recommended.
What bush hogging costs in Tennessee: farm survey rates per acre, hired rates per hour, minimum charges, travel, and when a field needs a mulcher.
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What does forestry mulching cost per acre in Tennessee? See national cost guide ranges and how mulching compares with a dozer and a burn pile.
Read more →Tell us the town and a few words about the land, and we will look at the job. You can also call or text (931) 265-1151.
Tell us about the brush, field, yard or driveway and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.