What brush and fence line clearing covers
Fence rows grow up fast. Brush, small trees and vines hide old posts and wire, and they make it hard to see a straight line. The skid steer and grapple pull brush, stumps and debris out of the way so the line is clear before layout starts.
- Brush and overgrowth cleared from fence rows and pasture edges.
- Old fence and debris pulled out of the growth, see fence removal.
- Brush hauled off, or piled where you want it.
A clear line builds a straight fence
A fence is only as straight as its layout, and layout needs a clear line. We clear first, then string the line and check it before the first post goes in. This work often goes together with farm cleanup and new farm and ranch fence.
What affects the price of clearing
- The length of the line and how thick the growth is.
- The size of any trees or stumps.
- Terrain and access for the skid steer.
- Whether new fence follows.
How a clearing job starts
- Call or send the formCall (440) 241-4312 or use the FREE estimate form and tell us what you have and where.
- We walk it with youWe walk the line with you and mark what is cleared.
- You get the scope in writingThe work and the price are written down before you decide.
Get your FREE estimate
Tell us what you are fencing and where. We will talk it through with you and come out to walk the line.
Questions we hear
Do you clear brush and overgrown fence lines in Ohio and Pennsylvania?
Yes. Solid Rock Fencing clears brush and overgrown fence rows with a skid steer and grapple, in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Can you clear the line and build the fence in one job?
Yes. We clear, string the line and build the new fence together, so there is one crew and one plan.
Can I burn the brush I clear?
State open-burning rules and local fire rules limit what can be burned, and they vary by township. Check with your township fire department first.
Do you do clearing in winter?
Yes. The crew works all year, and clearing often fits the colder months when fields are quiet.
Is the estimate FREE?
Yes. The estimate is FREE, and you get the scope and price in writing before you decide.