Willamette Valley Land Clearing works out of Lebanon and covers the mid-Willamette Valley. Every job below starts the same way: clearing overgrown ground with machines that mulch the brush in place. One property needs a field mowed, the next needs a driveway opened or fuels cut back from the house. Estimates are free, so call or text (541) 936-4687 and we will come look.

Forestry Mulching

Standing brush ground into chips where it grows

A mulcher head grinds brush and small trees into chips in one pass. You get the ground back under a layer of chips.

Forestry mulcher head on our Bobcat skid steer for brush, vines and saplings
Excavator with a mulching head for reach into fence lines and tight corners
Standing growth ground down in place and left as a chip layer
Understory thinning that works around the trees you want to keep
Field edges, back acreage and closed-in pasture opened up again
A chip layer over ground that would sit bare through the wet season

Forestry Mulching in Lebanon

Heavy green brush and tangled undergrowth on an overgrown property before any clearing work

Brush Clearing

Thick brush and undergrowth cleared off your property

We clear thick brush, undergrowth and small trees off lots, field edges, fence lines and back acreage. The material gets mulched in place or raked into a pile.

Thick brush and undergrowth cleared off lots, field edges and back acreage
A Bobcat skid steer running a forestry mulcher head
An excavator that carries a mulching head and a brush rake
Fence lines and field edges opened back to the line
Poison oak and Scotch broom cleared by machine
Small trees and saplings mulched in with the brush

Brush Clearing in Lebanon

Blackberry brambles swallowing a fence line at the edge of a dry grass field below a forested hillside

Blackberry Removal

Blackberry thickets cleared off fields, fence lines and acreage

We clear Himalayan blackberry off fields, fence lines, yards and back acreage with mulcher heads. Blackberry regrows from its root crowns, so we plan the follow-up mowing with you.

Forestry mulcher heads that run on the skid steer and on the excavator
Blackberry canes ground into chips in place, and the chips stay on the ground
Excavator brush rake for lifting root balls out once the top growth is gone
Fence lines, gate areas and field edges opened back to the property line
Heavy thickets taken off pasture, back acreage and the unused corners of a lot
Follow-up mowing or mulching on the regrowth, on a schedule that fits the ground

Blackberry Removal in Lebanon

Freshly mowed field with cut grass laid down, a split rail fence and a green treeline at the far edge

Brush Hogging

Overgrown fields and pasture mowed back to usable ground

We brush hog overgrown fields, pasture and heavy weeds with a skid steer brush mower. Free estimates across the mid-Willamette Valley from our base in Lebanon.

Rotary mowing of overgrown grass fields, pasture and small acreage
Heavy weeds cut down before they set seed
Light brush and saplings a couple of inches thick
Fence lines and field edges opened back up
Rows and lanes between orchard and tree plantings
Dry grass knocked down around homes, shops and outbuildings

Brush Hogging in Lebanon

Freshly cleared ground covered in wood chips, with green trees left standing along the edges

Lot Clearing

A building lot cleared before the build starts

We clear homesites and building lots before construction starts. Brush, small trees and stumps come off the footprint and the access.

Brush, blackberry and small trees taken off the house footprint and the driveway line
Stump and root ball dig-outs with the excavator as part of the clearing
A Bobcat skid steer with a forestry mulcher head, plus an excavator with a mulching head and a brush rake
Trees you want kept marked and left standing before the machines start
Access opened wide enough for the trucks and machines that come after us
Ground cleared for the septic test pits, the drainfield and the well site