Forestry Mulching
A mulcher head grinds brush and small trees into chips in one pass. You get the ground back under a layer of chips.
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Skid steer services put our machine and our crew to work on your land. You hire the skid steer with an operator from our crew, and we bring the attachment the job calls for. On our Bobcat skid steer, the forestry mulcher head and the heavy brush mower do the cutting. The same machine also carries a brush rake for gathering cut brush. Based in Lebanon, we take skid steer work all over the mid-Willamette Valley.
Land work rarely comes as a single task. A pasture needs brush hogging with a heavy mower, and the fence line beside it has closed in. Our skid steer can take on both in the same visit. Call or text (541) 936-4687, and the estimate is free.
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On overgrown ground, the forestry mulcher head reduces standing brush and small trees to mulch. The chips stay where they fall, which is the core of our forestry mulching service. On open fields and pasture, the heavy brush mower cuts down tall grass and heavy weeds.
The brush rake gathers cut brush into piles that stay on your property. Thick brush and undergrowth on back acreage fall under our brush clearing service.
Our skid steer also reopens overgrown farm lanes and fence lines. It spreads and grades rock you have had delivered, which can finish off regrading a gravel drive. On a homesite, it takes the brush off ahead of the build as part of clearing a building lot.
A skid steer is the compact choice. It gets through tight gates and works between standing trees. That suits small and mid-size acreage, along with a mixed list of tasks on one visit.
Our excavator is the better pick for stump dig-outs and root balls. Steep banks and spots that need long reach are excavator work too. It carries a forestry mulching head and a brush rake of its own.
When a job needs both, the excavator digs and the skid steer follows to spread and level the dirt. Rough grading and dig-outs are covered under our excavation and grading work.
Lebanon's summers run warm and dry. On this side of the Cascades, about half the yearly rain comes from December through February. Clay sits under parts of the valley, and OSU Extension notes that clay gets sticky and heavy when wet. Soft clay can rut under a machine.
Wet months do not rule out every job. Ground that drains well can often take a machine, and we check the site before we set a date. Any digging starts with a free utility locate through Oregon 811. We plan the job around the wait, which is typically two business days after the request.
Dry summers bring fire season. On forestland, the Oregon Department of Forestry's Industrial Fire Precaution Levels typically restrict power equipment. At level III, ground-based equipment is typically held to the hours between 8 p.m. and 1 p.m. Level IV shuts all operations down, and we schedule the work around those limits.
From the first call or text to the final look at the cleared ground, here is how it goes.
Tell us where the property is and what you want cleared. Rough acreage and a couple of photos give us a good start.
We come out, look over the ground and talk through the scope with you. Then you get a free estimate for that scope of work.
Before the machines move, we sort out access and timing. Oregon law typically calls for an 811 utility locate ahead of ground-disturbing work. In summer, Oregon Department of Forestry fire season rules can limit power equipment hours. We plan the job around whatever applies to your property.
The mulcher head grinds brush and small trees into chips in place. The brush rake pulls stumps and root balls where the ground has to come clean.
We spread the chips out and smooth the cleared ground where it needs it. Then we go over the finished work with you before we load up.
Common questions about skid steer services across the mid-Willamette Valley. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
A mulcher head grinds brush and small trees into chips in one pass. You get the ground back under a layer of chips.
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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.
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We rough grade cleared ground, building pads and gravel driveways. The same machines that clear a property handle the dirt work.
Learn MoreOur Bobcat skid steer carries a forestry mulcher head and a heavy brush mower. The excavator adds a mulching head and a brush rake, so stumps and root balls come out as we go.
Estimates are free in Linn, Benton, Marion, Polk and Lane counties. Tell us where the property sits and what you want cleared, and we will come look at it.
The same machines cut the growth, mulch the material and smooth the cleared ground. One company covers the work from the first pass to the last look.
Reach us at (541) 936-4687 by call or by text. A few photos of the property help us size up the job before we drive out.
Tell us where the property is and what you want cleared, and we will set up a look at it. You can also call or text (541) 936-4687.
Tell us about the job. We will get right back to you.
