Lots, fence lines and overgrowth
Clearing turns overgrown or wooded ground into usable space for a yard, building pad, fence or garden.
Selective clearing keeps good trees and removes brush and weak ones. Forestry mulching grinds brush in place. Full clearing removes trees, stumps and roots and grades the ground. Our photos show a wooded lot opened into a yard and graded ground afterward.
Mark trees to keep, check property lines, and think about erosion on slopes. Ask about runoff toward neighbors.
Seed or mulch quickly to hold soil. See stump grinding for leftover stumps.
Storm safety
Tree care calendar
How the work usually goes
The crew checks the tree, targets below, access and lines.
You get a written scope: what is cut, how, and what is hauled.
Climbing, lift or rigging work done in controlled sections.
Brush chipped, wood hauled or stacked, yard raked.
Questions
Depends on location and size; check with the city or county.
Yes, selective clearing is common.
Talk to a tree crew that works Springfield yards.
Takes under a minute
Talk to a tree crew that works Springfield yards.
