Excavator working at the edge of a wooded lakeside lot

Service

Land Clearing in Tulsa and Northeast Oklahoma

Brush, scrub, briars and small timber taken off so the ground underneath is usable again. Most of this work is a few acres at a time: a building site, a pasture that has grown in, a lot that has not been touched in years, or a fence line that needs opening back up.

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1 operator, start to finish
Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma

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What it includes

What that covers

Lot and building site clearing. Trees, brush and stumps taken off the footprint so a pad can be cut and a builder can get to work.
Brush and overgrowth. Briars, scrub cedar and volunteer growth pulled out of pasture, fence lines and ditches.
Fence line and access clearing. Opening a line back up so fence can be run, or cutting an access road into the back of a property.
Clean-up and haul-off. Material piled, burned where it is legal to, or hauled off. Sorted out before the work starts, not after.

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Lot and acreage clearing around Tulsa

Most land clearing around Tulsa is a few acres or less: a lot that has grown in, a building site that needs to be opened up for a pad, a pasture being taken back from cedar and briars, or 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, whether that is excavation for a pad, a new gravel drive, or just a place you can mow again.

Before the clearing starts

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 anywhere 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, so the right area gets opened up the first time.

Concrete broken out and loaded, Grand Lake — Cleared ground and stacked concrete at a lakeside property.

How the work actually goes

You get Justin. Not a crew he sent.

You call

You call. Justin comes out and looks at the job with you, on the ground, rather than pricing it off a photograph.

A number first

You get a number before anything starts.

He runs the machine

Then he shows up and runs the machine.

Ground left usable

Voids get filled and the area gets graded back so you can pour, build or seed.

Where he works

Northeast Oklahoma and the towns around it, including Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool. If you are not sure whether your address is in range, call and ask rather than guessing.

See the full list on the service areas page.

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Land Clearing by town

Bixby

Land Clearing in Bixby, OK

Fence lines, ditches, overgrown lots and building sites cleared in Bixby. Brush, briars, scrub and small timber come off, and the ground is left ready for what comes next.

See the page Broken Arrow

Land Clearing in Broken Arrow, OK

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.

See the page Coweta

Land Clearing in Coweta, OK

Land clearing in Coweta is farm and acreage work. Pasture that cedar has moved into, fence rows too thick to fence, pond banks grown over with trees, and the corner of a tract where a house is about to go. Justin runs the machine himself.

See the page Owasso

Land Clearing in Owasso, OK

Lots, building sites and grown-in pasture cleared in Owasso. Brush, scrub cedar, briars and small timber come off so the ground can be built on, fenced or mowed.

See the page Sand Springs

Land Clearing in Sand Springs, OK

Land clearing in Sand Springs is mostly hill work: oak, cedar and brush growing on rock, with a slope under all of it. Justin opens up homesites, drive routes, fence lines and grown-in corners, and he sees the property in person before he prices it.

See the page Sapulpa

Land Clearing in Sapulpa, OK

Land clearing in Sapulpa usually means acreage that has sat for years: pasture gone to cedar, an old homestead lost in the brush, or a route for a long drive that has never been cut. Justin clears it himself and gives you a firm price after he has seen it.

See the page Skiatook

Land Clearing in Skiatook, OK

Brush, scrub cedar, briars and small timber taken off Skiatook ground so it can be built on, fenced or grazed again. Justin clears with a machine and a bucket, and agrees with you up front what happens to the material.

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Land clearing by town

The same owner-operated land clearing, with a page for each of these towns.

Land clearing in Broken Arrow Land clearing in Owasso Land clearing in Bixby Land clearing in Sand Springs Land clearing in Sapulpa Land clearing in Coweta

Backhoe service by town

Justin runs the backhoe and the excavator himself across the Tulsa metro. These are the towns he is in most weeks.

Backhoe & excavation in Jenks Backhoe & excavation in Glenpool Backhoe & excavation in Broken Arrow Backhoe & excavation in Sand Springs Backhoe & excavation in Sapulpa Backhoe & excavation in Bixby Backhoe & excavation in Tulsa Backhoe & excavation in Claremore All service areas

On the ground

Work like yours.

These are photographs from actual jobs. See more recent work.

Excavator working a lakeside property in northeast Oklahoma

Bare dirt graded across a field with a stand of trees behind

Dozer working beside a long spoil pile on cleared ground

Long strip of bare ground graded smooth through a pasture

Questions about this work

Questions people ask

Not seeing yours? Call (918) 240-3392 and ask Justin, or read the guides.

Answers & guides

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Talk to Justin(918) 240-3392

He answers his own phone and comes out to look at the job himself. Estimates are free and on site.

How much land clearing can be done in a day?

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.

Do you haul the material off?

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.

Do you do forestry mulching?

No. Justin clears with a machine and a bucket, not a mulching head. If mulching is what a job really calls for, he will tell you that instead of selling you something else.

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