As Middle Tennessee grows, we provide selective land clearing that balances development needs with environmental responsibility. Our team specializes in challenging sites - from densely wooded Brentwood lots to overgrown Franklin farmsteads.
We use specialized mulching equipment to process brush on-site when possible, reducing hauling costs and creating nutrient-rich ground cover. For large-scale projects, we coordinate with local recycling centers to repurpose usable timber.
In Nashville's urban core, we carefully clear around protected trees and historic features. Our stormwater management plans prevent erosion during the clearing process, crucial for meeting Metro Nashville's strict runoff regulations.
We use specialized mulching equipment to process brush on-site when possible, reducing hauling costs and creating nutrient-rich ground cover. For large-scale projects, we coordinate with local recycling centers to repurpose usable timber.
In Nashville's urban core, we carefully clear around protected trees and historic features. Our stormwater management plans prevent erosion during the clearing process, crucial for meeting Metro Nashville's strict runoff regulations.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Survey property for protected trees and sensitive areas
- 02 Step 2: Remove selected vegetation with minimal disturbance
- 03 Step 3: Process debris on-site or arrange for responsible disposal
- 04 Step 4: Grade cleared area with proper drainage contours
Benefits
- Preserves valuable trees when possible
- Meets all Metro Nashville erosion control standards
- Reduces wildfire risk in rural areas
- Prepares land for construction or agricultural use
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you prevent erosion during clearing?
We implement silt fencing, straw wattles, and temporary seeding immediately after clearing - especially important in Murfreesboro's hilly terrain. For slopes over 15%, we may recommend phased clearing to maintain ground cover.