Blanco County.

The ground here

What a job takes in Blanco County depends on where in the county you are. Terrain changes the equipment, the pace and the number, which is why quoting acreage sight-unseen is guesswork. The owner comes and walks it with you before anything is scheduled, big tract or small, and that visit costs nothing.

Bring any survey or plat you have. Slope, soil, stem size and access are the four things that actually drive what the work runs, and none of them are visible from a phone call.

Mulching or clearing

These get confused and they are not the same job. Mulching grinds standing brush and smaller trees in place, leaves the material as a chip bed, and works around any trees you want kept. Clearing takes everything off, stumps included, and leaves bare workable ground.

Mulching is faster, cheaper and better for erosion. Clearing is what you want when something is getting built. If only part of a tract needs the heavier treatment, we will split it rather than clear the whole thing.

Keeping it open

Regrowth is the real long-term cost on any cleared tract. Cedar comes back, and ground that took a week to open can be halfway gone again in a few seasons if nobody touches it.

Shredding once or twice a year keeps it from ever becoming a clearing job twice. Owners who run it on a cycle spend a fraction of what the first pass cost.

Veterans and first responders

Discount on every job, standing, no paperwork. Mention it when you call and it is handled.