Tarrant · Parker · Denton · Wise Counties
Land Clearing in Fort Worth, TX
From overgrown to build-ready. Brush and cedar clearing, lot clearing, grading, and pad prep for acreage, homesites, and ranchettes across North Texas — with transparent pricing and the equipment to do it right.
Dirt work, start to finish
One crew from first cut to final grade — no juggling three contractors to get one lot ready.
Lot & Brush Clearing
Overgrown lots, pasture, and thick underbrush cleared down to clean, workable ground.
Cedar & Mesquite Removal
The Texas troublemakers — taken out at the root so they don't come right back.
Fence-Line Clearing
Clean corridors cut and grubbed for new fencing on any size property.
Grading & Pad Prep
Level, compacted pads for shops, barns, driveways, and new builds.
Excavation & Dirt Work
Digging, trenching, and moving dirt where it needs to go.
Storm & Debris Cleanup
Downed trees, limbs, and scattered debris cleared and hauled after North Texas weather.
What land clearing costs in North Texas
Most companies make you call just to hear a ballpark. Here are our typical ranges — your firm, written number comes from a free walkthrough.
Light Brush Clearing
Underbrush, saplings, and overgrowth — cleared to clean, usable ground.
Cedar & Mesquite Mix
Medium-density growth taken out at the root, not just knocked down.
Heavy Growth & Trees
Dense timber varies too much to band honestly — we'll walk it and quote it firm.
Small Residential Lot
Overgrown backyards and city lots — no acreage minimums.
Machine & Operator
Skid steer work by the hour for fence lines, piles, and odd jobs.
Grading & Leveling
Regrading and leveling; building-pad prep quoted by the job.
What moves your number inside these ranges: total area · density and growth type · terrain and access (slopes, creeks, tight gates) · what happens to the debris (hauled off, piled, or handled per local burn rules) · the finish you want, from rough-cleared to grubbed clean to graded build-ready.
Ranges are typical for North Texas properties. Every job gets a free on-site walkthrough and a firm written quote before any machine starts — and the number we quote is the number you pay.
How it works
Reach out
Call, or text photos and a map pin of the property to get the conversation started.
Free walkthrough
We walk the land with you, talk through the goal, and flag anything that matters.
Written quote
A firm, itemized number with a real timeline — no vague per-hour surprises.
We clear it
The right equipment shows up on schedule and leaves the ground ready for what's next.
Utilities located first
Before any digging or grading, we have underground utility lines located — the 811 call happens before the bucket does. No surprises under your soil.
Your property, respected
Gates closed, septic and irrigation flagged, keeper trees marked and protected. We clear what you want gone and nothing you don't.
Insured & owner-operated
Fully insured, and the owner is on your job — not a dispatcher three counties away. Faith-driven, family-owned, and built on doing it right.
Old junk on the land too?
Sheds, fencing, appliances, dump piles — our hauling crew clears the man-made mess while the machines handle the brush.
Land clearing questions, answered
How much does land clearing cost per acre?
In North Texas, light brush typically runs $1,500–$2,800 per acre and cedar-and-mesquite mix $2,800–$4,500 — our full ranges are published above. Heavy timber gets quoted after a walkthrough because dense growth varies too much to band honestly. Text photos and a map pin for a fast ballpark, and the free walkthrough turns it into a firm written number.
Do you handle small jobs, or only big acreage?
Both. A single overgrown residential lot, a fence line, or a quarter-acre backyard jungle gets the same crew and care as a forty-acre pasture — small lots typically run $1,200–$3,500 total, and there are no job minimums that punish small properties.
What happens to the trees and brush?
Your choice: we can haul debris off entirely, pile it on-site, or handle it per local burn rules where permitted. The debris plan is one of the biggest movers inside our price ranges, so we'll lay out the options and costs of each on the walkthrough.
Can you save specific trees?
Absolutely — that's half the skill. We flag keeper trees together before work starts and clear around them. Plenty of our jobs are about revealing the good oaks, not removing them.
Do you do the grading and pad too?
Yes — clearing, grubbing, grading, and pad prep in one contract, so your lot goes from overgrown to build-ready without hiring a second company. Grading runs $0.50–$1.50 per square foot; pads are quoted by the job.
Let's walk your land.
Free on-site estimates across Tarrant, Parker, Denton & Wise counties.
