Turn the tangled strip of woods behind your Orange Township house into a buffer you can walk and see through. The canopy stays, the mulch stays on the ground, and nothing gets hauled out past the neighbors.
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A wooded buffer you can walk, with the trees you marked still standing. Better sight lines. The back fence where you can find it. Room for a path. The brush becomes a coarse mulch on the forest floor, so there's no slash pile, no dumpster, and no trucks hauling brush through the neighborhood.
Most residential jobs take one to three days. We'll give you the plan and the price before we start.
We grind bush honeysuckle, grapevine, and volunteer saplings under the trees you're keeping. The machine is a tracked skid steer with a mulching head. It handles stems up to about 6 inches across, and up to about 8 inches with more time.
We flag the keep-trees with you before we start. On a narrow buffer between a patio and a drainage ditch, "clean it up" isn't specific enough. Flags are.
Trail creation is the next step if you want a path down toward the creek. Tree line pushback is the smaller job, when only the edge is creeping into the lawn. Storm damage cleanup is for when wind or ice drops a tree into the brush. If you need a vacant lot opened up, see land clearing in Orange Township.
Some stumps will try to resprout. That's normal, and you won't be on your own with it. Before the job and again after, we'll walk you through keeping regrowth in check, whether that's mowing it with your own equipment or spot-spraying the right herbicide, until grass fills in and crowds the invasives out for good.
We don't cut into stream channels, and we stop at public land. Wet draws rut easily, so if the ground is soft, we move the day. We also hold off in very dry spells, when the mulching head is a fire risk.
Orange Township is in southern Delaware County. It includes Lewis Center and borders Alum Creek State Park. It has grown fast, and newer neighborhoods like Evans Farm have put lawns right up against strips of woods along drainage ditches, steep banks, and creek ground that were never built on.
Those strips are usually what we're called to clean up. The low draws stay wetter than the yards above them, and honeysuckle fills them first. Up where the sun hits the old field edges, Callery pear and autumn olive move in.
Working next to finished houses means planning ahead. We look at where the truck parks, how the machine gets to the back of the lot, and when it's reasonable to run it with neighbors close by. We cover all of that on the estimate walk.
More on how we do it: Forestry Mulching.
Looking for the other service here? See Land clearing in Orange Township.
Delaware County overview: Delaware County on the service area map.
The quote form is on this page. We'll walk the ground with you and price the work before anything starts.
