We grind the brush.The mulch stays put.
One machine clears standing brush, cedar, and undergrowth in a single pass — no burning, no hauling, no torn-up soil. Serving Rendon, Fort Worth, and South Tarrant County.
Call now for a free estimate817-835-8432Tap to call →What forestry mulching actually is
A forestry mulcher is one machine that clears and mulches at the same time. It grinds standing brush, small trees, and undergrowth into mulch and lays it right back down on the ground — in a single pass.
Traditional clearing means a dozer, a burn pile or a dump trailer, and torn-up, rutted soil left behind. Mulching skips all of that. There is nothing to burn and nothing to haul off, and the ground is ready to use the same day.
The mulch is the whole point: it stays put, holds the soil against erosion, and breaks down over time to feed the ground it came from.
No burn piles
Nothing gets stacked and torched. The material is ground down where it stands.
Mulch left as ground cover
The mulch stays on the ground as erosion control and slowly feeds the soil.
Gentler on soil and trees
No heavy grubbing or root plowing, so your good trees and topsoil stay intact.
Mulching first. Then everything else that clears land.
Forestry mulching is our specialty, but one machine and the right crew handle plenty of related work across the metroplex.
Three steps. No runaround.
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Call or request an estimate
Tell us where the property is and what you are dealing with. We answer the phone.
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We walk it and quote it
We come out, walk the property with you, and give you a straight price on the spot.
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We mulch it in one pass
Our machine clears and mulches in a single pass. The mulch stays put, and we are gone.
A specialist, not a generalist who happens to mulch
We are locally owned, based right here in Rendon, and forestry mulching is what we do day in and day out. That focus shows up in the finish: clean ground, healthy trees left standing, and no mess left behind.
The right machine for the acreage
We match the machine to your terrain and size, so the job gets done without tearing up the ground.
Crews who know Texas brush
Cedar, mesquite, and greenbriar behave a certain way here. We have cleared plenty of it.
A clean job site, no piles
We leave mulched ground you can use — not a field full of burn piles and ruts to deal with.
Overgrown to open ground
Drag the slider to see a choked fence line turn into clean, mulched ground in one pass.
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Fence line clearing · Overgrown to clear · Tarrant County
Neighbors who took their land back
Our back fence line had been swallowed by cedar for years. Jaylee’s knocked it out in an afternoon and left the mulch right there. You can finally see the whole property line again.
Cleared about 3 acres of thick cedar for us. No burn piles, no ruts, and they left every oak we wanted to keep. Ground looked clean the same day. Worth every dollar.
Reclaimed a back pasture that had gone completely to brush. They matched the machine to the terrain and never tore up the soil. Grass is already coming back through the mulch.
Called for a free estimate, they walked the whole lot with me and gave a straight price. Showed up when they said and cleaned up the site perfectly. Easy to recommend.
Based in Rendon. Working across the metroplex.
We cover Rendon and the surrounding Fort Worth and South Tarrant County area, and we travel further for larger acreage jobs.
Counties
- Tarrant County
- Johnson County
- Ellis County
- Parker County
Towns
- Rendon
- Fort Worth
- Burleson
- Everman
- Kennedale
- Mansfield
- Crowley
- Forest Hill
- Joshua
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Get a free on-site estimate
Tell us about your property and we will get back to you to set up a walk-through. No cost, no pressure.
We answer the phone. Tell us where you are and what you are clearing, and we will set up a free walk-through.
Call us817-835-8432Mon–Sat, 7am–7pm
Straight answers
Most jobs land somewhere in a per-acre range, but the price depends on how thick the growth is, the size of the trees, the terrain, and how much of the acreage actually needs clearing. A light understory clears fast; a solid wall of mature cedar takes longer. We give you a firm price after we walk the property.
Traditional clearing usually means a dozer, a burn pile or a dump trailer, and torn-up soil. Mulching uses one machine to grind everything in place and leave the mulch as ground cover. No burning, no hauling, and far less disturbance to your soil and the trees you want to keep.
Our machine handles brush, undergrowth, and trees up to roughly 8–10 inches in diameter comfortably, and larger in some cases. For bigger trees we combine mulching with tree removal and stump grinding.
No. That is the whole advantage. The mulch stays on the ground where it belongs — it protects against erosion and breaks down over time to feed the soil. There is nothing to haul away and nothing to burn.
A lightly overgrown acre can be done in a few hours. Thick, mature cedar or mesquite can take most of a day per acre. We give you a realistic time frame with your estimate.
Usually, yes. We match the machine to the terrain and can work slopes and softer ground that a dozer would tear up. Extremely wet conditions may push a job a day or two, and we will tell you straight if we need to wait.
Lead time moves with the season, but we keep it tight. Call us and we will tell you the current window and get you on the calendar for a free estimate.