What the service includes
- Cutting brush, tall weeds and thickets.
- Weeding along fences, walls, posts and sidewalks.
- Removing fallen branches and other plant material.
- Picking up the cut material when we're done.
Why keep your land clear
- Fewer pests. Tall brush and piled-up trash give shelter to rats and insects, and any container holding standing water can become a mosquito breeding site.
- Lower fire risk. In the dry season brush dries out and burns easily, which is common in the south of the island.
- Better looks and more value. A clean lot looks cared for, sells or rents more easily and avoids problems with neighbors.
- Ready for your plans. If you're going to build, plant or fence, the land has to be cleared first.
How we clear a property
First we look at the land, in person or in photos, to see how overgrown it is, whether there are trees, slopes or debris, and what the access is like. Then we give you a clear price. On the day of the job we cut the brush, clear the edges and pick up the plant material.
If the land grows back fast, as it does in the rainy season, we can schedule clearings every so often so it doesn't get out of hand. For your home's yard, see our lawn maintenance service.
Frequently asked questions
Do you remove debris or trash that isn't plant material?
Our work focuses on vegetation. If there's construction debris, tires, scrap or trash on the property, send us photos before the visit and we'll tell you what we can do.
Do you offer regular lot clearing?
Yes. If you own a lot or a vacant property, we can schedule clearings every so often so the brush doesn't grow back.
Can you clear large properties or farms?
It depends on the size and the type of vegetation. Send us the approximate location, size and a few photos, and we'll tell you if we can do it and how long it would take.
How much does it cost to clear a lot?
It depends on the size, how tall the brush is and the access. With photos or a visit we'll give you a no-obligation price.
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