
Contact
Tell us about the property.
Call us directly, or send the details and we will get back to you.
The fastest way to get an answer is to call.
The owner answers the phone. Tell us the acreage, roughly what is growing on it, and what you want it to look like when the work is finished. That is usually enough to say what it takes and roughly how long it runs. Big or small, we’ve got you covered.
If we are out on a job when you call, leave a message with the property location and we will call back the same day. For anything with a map, a survey or photos attached, email is easier.
Phone: (512) 673-3439
Email: brooks@hblandservice.net
Based in: Leander, Texas — working a hundred-mile radius
“[The HB Land Services team] did a phenomenal job at our property and were very easy to work with and communicated very well.”
Veterans and first responders get a discount on every job. Mention it when you call.
We work Monday through Saturday through most of the year, weather permitting. Wet ground stops heavy equipment faster than anything else, so after a stretch of rain the schedule shifts — if your job moves, you will hear it from us rather than find out by watching an empty driveway.
The owner meets with you, walks the property and works out the best way to attack the project before anything is quoted or scheduled. That visit costs you nothing and it is the only reliable way to see stem size, slope, soil and access, all of which change what a job takes. Bring any survey or plat you have.
Access matters more than owners expect. We haul tracked equipment on a trailer, so we need a gate and a path wide enough to get it in. If you are not sure yours works, send a photo of the entrance and we will tell you.
If you want to see the kind of work we do before you call, the home page runs through forestry mulching, land clearing, dirt work, shredding and dumpster rental with photos from recent jobs.
Where we work
Leander and out about a hundred miles — Williamson, Travis, Burnet, Bell, Hays, Blanco, Llano, Lampasas, Bastrop and Caldwell counties, plus most of the Hill Country in between. Near the edge of that? Call and ask.
