Half‑acre homesite to the back forty.
Land clearing
Trees, brush and stumps out.
Forestry mulching
Ground in place. No burn piles.
Grading & site prep
Pads, slopes and drainage.
Gravel driveways
New drives and regrades.
Also Brush clearing · Stump grinding · Culverts
What will it cost?
What's on the land moves the price far more than acreage does.
$1,000 – $6,000
for 2 acres of brush & trees
A ballpark, not a quote. Based on 2025–26 cost guides (Lawn Love, Fixr) and Charlotte-area pricing. Stumps, grading and hauling often cost extra, and small jobs may carry a minimum charge.
One form. Real quotes.
- 01
Describe your lot
Size, what's on it, when. Photos help.
- 02
We match local crews
Only crews who work your county.
- 03
Compare and decide
No obligation. Hire who you like.
The usual way
- Hunt down numbers for 5–10 crews
- Leave voicemails, wait for callbacks
- Explain your lot again on every call
- Arrange site visits one by one
Describe it once
- One form, about a minute
- Crews who work your county come to you
- Photos let them price before visiting
- No more than 3 quotes. No spam.
Keep the oaks. Lose the brush.
Tell crews what stays. They'll quote around it.
Short answers.
Does it cost anything?
No. It's free for property owners. Crews pay us a referral fee.
Who are the crews?
Independent local clearing and excavation businesses. We're a referral service, not a contractor. You agree terms directly with the crew you pick.
What happens to the trees?
Your call. Mulch them in place (usually cheapest), haul them away, or keep the ones you like. Timber rarely pays on small lots. Loggers typically need 10–20+ acres to make a harvest worthwhile.
How do you choose crews?
We only send your project to independent businesses that clear land in your county and have agreed to respond quickly. Always check licensing and insurance with a crew before you hire.
Do I need a permit?
For bigger jobs, often. In North Carolina, disturbing more than one acre usually needs an approved erosion control plan, filed at least 30 days before work starts. Your crew should flag it.
Do I have to hire anyone?
No. Get prices, ask questions, decide later.