Land Clearing
We clear wooded lots, overgrown property and old pasture around Statesboro. Trees, brush and stumps come out, and you get ground you can use.
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Stump removal is usually the last thing left after a tree comes down. A stump left in the yard sprouts back and draws termites. It also blocks anything you want to build on that spot. We remove stumps in Statesboro and the counties around it with a CAT 308 excavator. The stump and its root ball come out of the ground in one piece.
We dig stumps out. We do not grind them. A grinder shaves the top of the stump into chips and leaves the roots in the dirt. Digging takes the whole root ball. What is left under the spot is clean fill instead of rotting wood. Most of our stump work follows a tree removal job, and the tree and the stump leave the property together.
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A grinder chews the top of a stump into chips and leaves the root ball in the ground. The chips wash back into the hollow and the roots rot underneath for years. Grinding also stops a foot or so below grade, and the roots run out well past that. That works if you only want the stump out of sight and the spot stays lawn.
Digging pulls the stump and the roots up together. You need that before you pour concrete or set a slab on the spot. It also matters if a fence line runs through it or a new tree goes in the same hole. Hardwoods like sweetgum and Bradford pear send sprouts up from live roots after a grind. If your job is one small ornamental stump in a finished lawn, a grinder is the cheaper fit. We will say so when we look at it.
The hole gets filled before we leave. The clean dirt from the dig goes back in first. If the hole is short, we bring fill dirt to top it off. Then we pack it with the bucket and blade the spot level with the ground around it. The stump and its roots go on the trailer and leave with us.
Fresh fill settles for a few weeks after a big stump comes out. Let a few rains work it down, then add a wheelbarrow of topsoil before you seed. When several stumps come out at once, the yard often sits uneven. Grading and leveling is the next step. Hauling in real fill for a large hole falls under dirt work.
Pine stumps around Statesboro come out of sandy ground easier than the same stump in clay. Sand lets the root ball break free with less digging and less mess in the yard. Stumps that have sat for years are softer, but they break apart in the bucket. Those come out in pieces, and we rake the yard to pull the loose roots up. An old stump rotting close to the house also draws termites. That alone is a reason to pull it out.
Size is rarely what stops a stump job. A local tree company brought us in to dig out large pine stumps they could not finish. The 308 lifted them out and we hauled them off. Access is the real question, so we check gate width and the route to the stump. Soft ground may mean waiting for a dry week. When a whole lot is covered in stumps and brush, that becomes land clearing instead.
Free, no-obligation estimates across Statesboro & Southeast Georgia.
(912) 712-6034From the first look at the property to the last pass of the grapple, here is exactly how it goes.
We come see the property first: the growth, the ground under it, access for the machines, and what you want the land to become. Clearing prices live in details a phone call cannot see.
You get a real number and a real timeline, and what it covers is spelled out: clearing, stumps, grading, debris. It holds unless the scope changes, and you hear about any change before it costs anything.
The CAT 265 and 308 show up when we said they would. Brush gets mulched or piled, trees and stumps come out, dirt gets shaped, and debris leaves on the trailer.
We go over the finished ground with you before we leave. Smooth dirt you can mow, grade or build on, and a property that looks better than the day we pulled in.
Common questions about stump removal across Statesboro & Southeast Georgia. Don't see yours? Call and ask. You'll reach the owner.
We clear wooded lots, overgrown property and old pasture around Statesboro. Trees, brush and stumps come out, and you get ground you can use.
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Machine based tree removal in Statesboro and Southeast Georgia. We fell the tree, then dig the stump and roots out when you want them gone.
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We run a CAT 308 excavator on homes and small sites near Statesboro. Digging, trenching, drainage work, culvert pipe and stump dig-outs.
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We grade and level ground in and around Statesboro, GA. That covers rough grading after clearing, yard leveling around a house, and the low spots that hold water after a hard summer rain.
View DetailsYou talk to CJ when you call, and CJ is in the cab when the work happens. Questions get answered by the person doing the job, from the estimate to the last pass.
The CAT 265 mulches and grapples, the CAT 308 digs, lifts and loads. Clearing, trees, stumps, grading and haul-off finish as one project with one estimate.
Estimates happen at the property because clearing prices live in the details. You get a number that holds, and any change in scope gets discussed before it costs anything.
Sandy loam, pine thickets, wet bottoms and summer regrowth: this is the ground we work every week, from Bulloch County out about 50 miles in every direction.
Land to clear, brush taking over a fence line, a stump that needs to come out whole, or a lot you want build-ready? Call, text, or send the form. We come look at the property, you get a free estimate with a real number, and the owner runs the machines that do the work.
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