Veteran-owned · Canfield, Ohio
Forestry mulching, seasoned firewood, and limestone driveways — one crew, real iron, Mahoning and surrounding counties.
Cat 255 · Cat BRX318
Brush cutting
The faster pass. Standing grass, briar, saplings. Coarse cut vegetation — not a finished floor.
Rental mulcher, matched to the lot
Forestry mulching
Denser woody cover reduced in place to a chip carpet. The machine is rented and sized to the stems and the access — not the same deck every time.
The work
Three things we do well
01
Land clearing
Forestry mulching and brush cutting that turns a wall of growth into ground you can walk, mow, or build on.
02
Firewood
Seasoned mix and oak are temporarily unavailable. A firewood processor rental is a real option for bigger piles — we bring the machine, and we can coordinate fresh logs. Pine and cherry are still for sale.
03
Gravel driveways
New limestone lanes, refreshes, and Harley raking on gravel that is already there — crowned, compacted, and built to take a dump truck and a winter.
Ballpark it
Not a bid. A number from typical Northeast Ohio work of this kind. We walk it before we lock anything.
Cover
Thicker brush with junk trees mixed in. You can walk some of it. You cannot mow it. Typical Northeast Ohio lot that sat a few years.
Access
A normal Northeast Ohio lot — some trees, a driveway, maybe a tight gate. We get in. We just do not have a football field to swing in.
Forestry mulching / brush cutting
$5,227 – $6,772
2 acres
- Cover
- mixed
- Access
- typical
- Ballpark
- $2,700 / ac typical
- Walk to lock density and access
- Forestry mulching on a rented mulcher sized to the cover, access, and chip
- Brush cutting on the Cat 255 + BRX318 where that is the right pass
How a job runs
01
Walk it
A ballpark from the estimator is a start. A firm number comes after we stand on the ground — density, access, and mud do not show up in a photo.
02
Lock the scope
What stays, what goes, where the stone stops, how the wood is stacked. You get the work in writing before the trailer hits the road.
03
Show up with the iron
One crew. Cat 255 and Cat BRX318 for brush and stone. A Harley rake when the gravel is already there. A rented forestry mulcher when the cover calls for it. Dump truck. Eastonmade 22-28 and RCS28 Pro on your landing — packages or per cord. A firewood processor rental for bigger piles. Fresh logs: we coordinate delivery through multiple logging companies — clean wood, logger’s rate, quoted before the truck rolls. We leave when the job looks like the walk.
Walked the back five, marked what to keep, mulched the rest. Chip field you can mow.
Recrowned a tired limestone lane so it sheds water and takes the school bus.
Seasoned mixed hardwood, stacked on the pad, measured as a cord — not a heap.