Brush, scrub, briars and small timber taken off lots and acreage in Broken Arrow, so the ground underneath is usable again. Justin runs the machine himself and looks at the property before he quotes it.
Brush, trees and stumps taken off the footprint of a house, a shop or a drive so the pad can be cut.
Briars, scrub cedar and volunteer growth pulled out of pasture that has not been touched in years.
A fence line opened back up so fence can be run, or an access road cut into the back of a property.
Material piled, burned where it is legal to, or hauled off. Sorted out before the work starts.
Broken Arrow runs southeast out of Tulsa and crosses into Wagoner County. There are new subdivisions on one side of a street and open ground on the other. East of town it turns into acreage, and that is where the calls turn into drives and clearing.
Most of this work is a few acres at a time. A lot that has grown in. A building site that needs opening up for a pad. A pasture being taken back from cedar and briars. A fence line nobody has been able to walk in years.
The point is usable ground. Brush, scrub and small timber come off, and the site is left ready for the next step.
You call or send the form. Justin comes out to the property and walks it with you. He looks at what is on the ground, how a machine gets in, and what you want kept. You get a fixed number before anything starts. Then he shows up and runs the machine.
He clears with a machine and a bucket. The person who quotes the job is the person who clears it, so there is nobody in between to misunderstand what you asked for. Small jobs are fine. A half day of machine work is a normal job here.
Know where your property lines are, and mark any trees you want kept. If there is a septic tank, a lateral field, a well or a water line near the work, point it out. Oklahoma law also requires a call to OKIE811 before digging so buried utilities get marked.
If the land is being cleared for a build, it helps to know roughly where the house, shop or drive will sit. Then the right area gets opened up the first time.
That is your call, and it changes the price. Material can be piled and left, burned where the county allows it, or loaded and hauled off. Broken Arrow sits in both Tulsa and Wagoner Counties, so check what applies to your property before you plan on a burn pile. It all gets decided during the estimate.
Clearing is usually the first step in something else. Because the same operator handles the dirt work, the site can go straight into excavation for a pad, grading with the dozer or a new gravel drive. If an old slab or an outbuilding has to come out as well, see demolition in Broken Arrow.
For everything else he does here, see the Broken Arrow page. He also clears land in Tulsa, Bixby, Catoosa and Coweta. The full list is on the service areas page.
Yes. Broken Arrow is in Tulsa and Wagoner Counties, inside the area Justin runs day to day around Tulsa. Estimates are free and he comes out and looks at the property himself.
It depends far more on what is on the ground than on the acreage. Open pasture with light scrub moves quickly. Heavy timber, big stumps or ground full of old fence and junk is slower. Justin looks at the property before quoting so the number is based on what is actually there.
That is your call and it changes the price. Material can be piled and left, burned where the county allows it, or loaded and hauled off. It gets decided during the estimate.
Yes. A half day of machine work is a normal job here. A lot of larger outfits will not quote one, which is why people end up calling.
Call (918) 240-3392 or send the form on this page. Justin will set a time to come look at it, walk the job with you, and give you a fixed number before anything starts.
Most jobs end up being two or three of these at once, and they get quoted together.
Free estimate
Send the details and he will come out and look at it. If it is easier to talk it through, call him directly.
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