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Building lot, fence line, overgrown back acre, or full property cleanup. We clear it, chip it, haul it, and leave you usable ground.
Lot clearing is large-scale tree and brush removal — anywhere from a half-acre back lot to a multi-acre building site. It's bigger than a single-tree removal, smaller than commercial logging. We handle the whole package: tree felling, brush mulching or chipping, debris hauling, and fence-line clearing. Common jobs in the Dubuque area: clearing for a new build, opening up overgrown back yards, prepping a site for a pole barn or driveway, and clearing fence lines that haven't been touched in 20 years.
If you're seeing any of these signs, it's time to call:
Not sure? Call us at 563-580-4175 and describe what you're looking at. We'll tell you straight if it needs work or not.
$2,000-$15,000+ for typical lot clearing
Lot clearing pricing is per-job, not per-tree, because there are too many variables. Half-acre lots with light brush start around $2,000. Building lots with mature trees, stump grinding, and grading prep can hit $10,000-$15,000+. Fence-line work usually runs $50-$150 per foot depending on density.
Estimates are always free. We come look, walk you through what it takes, and give you a real number. No pressure.
Half-acre brush clear: 1-2 days. Wooded acre with mature trees: 3-5 days. Multi-acre building lots with full takedown and stump grinding: 1-3 weeks. We give you a real timeline before we start.
Trees down and hauled, brush mulched or chipped, stumps ground if requested, fence line clean. Lot is left graded enough for the next step (foundation prep, fence install, mowing, whatever you're doing).
Yes — that's one of our most common lot clearing jobs. We coordinate with builders and excavators on timing. We'll clear, grind stumps, and have the site ready for foundation work.
Yes. Overgrown fence lines are huge in this area. Pricing usually runs $50-$150 per linear foot depending on tree size and brush density. Multi-thousand-foot fence lines, we'll quote per-day.
Yes — forestry mulching is often cheaper than hauling, and the mulched material breaks down into the soil. Good for fence lines and back-lot brush. Not always the best fit for build sites where you want bare ground.
We can in unincorporated areas where it's allowed. In city limits, no — has to be hauled. We'll check your county and local rules before quoting.
Standard service area is 30 miles from Durango — covers all of Dubuque County, parts of Jackson, Delaware, Clayton, and into Illinois and Wisconsin. Larger jobs we'll travel further. Call us with your location and we'll tell you straight.
Yes. Tell us which keepers you want and we'll work around them. We protect the trunk and root zone with barriers when equipment is working nearby.
Tree on the house? Storm damage? Power line down? Don't fill out a form. Pick up the phone.
Call 563-580-4175