Clear the brush without wrecking the land
Forestry mulching uses a mulching head on a track loader to grind brush, small trees and palmetto down into a layer of mulch, right on the spot. It's the cleanest way to open up overgrown property: there are no burn piles, no trucks hauling debris away, and the ground isn't torn up the way it is with a dozer.
The mulch layer it leaves behind helps hold the soil in place and keeps weeds down while the ground settles. For a lot of Santa Rosa County properties, that's exactly the finish you want.
What we mulch
- Thick underbrush, vines and palmetto
- Saplings and small trees
- Overgrown fence lines and property lines
- Trails, paths and access routes through wooded land
- Pasture and acreage that's been taken over
Selective clearing
Mulching is selective. Walk the property with us and point out the trees you want to keep, and we work around them. You end up with open, usable land and still keep the shade and character that made you want the property.
Who it's for
Landowners getting ready to build, folks reclaiming acreage that's gotten away from them, and anyone who wants to see and use their property again without a burn permit and a pile of debris.
Where we work
Based in Milton and working across Santa Rosa County, including Pace, Navarre, Jay, Gulf Breeze, Pensacola and nearby. See our service area.
