Acreage clearing, cedar brake removal, and brush management for the ranchland between Boerne and Bulverde.
Bergheim isn't subdivisions — it's ranchland. The country along FM 3351 between Boerne and Bulverde runs to bigger tracts, older fence lines, and some of the thickest cedar brakes in Kendall County. Clearing out here is less about a single lot and more about putting whole acreage back to work: grass instead of brush, open ground instead of solid cedar.
That's the kind of job our equipment is built for. Mulching heads grind cedar where it stands — no burn piles, no hauling convoys — and the ground cover that's left holds moisture for the native grasses coming back. Around the live oaks and the homestead, we switch to selective work: the brush goes, the trees that matter stay.
Outline your acreage on the online estimate tool and get a working number fast — then Jason walks the land with you and firms it up.
Amazing, amazing, amazing! Excellent job clearing and trimming around the oaks. Thanks to Jason and his crew the beauty of our property has been revealed!
Had a clearing job in Canyon Lake and saw a lot of Hunter Land Clearing jobs! They all look great — it's nice to see another person of the trade that cares about quality workmanship!
Yes — ranch-scale clearing is core work for us. Mulching equipment handles solid cedar brakes acre after acre, and larger Bergheim tracts are scoped during the estimate so you know the timeline and cost up front.
On-site mulching skips burn bans, burn piles, and hauling entirely. The mulch layer suppresses cedar regrowth, holds soil moisture, and feeds the grasses you actually want back.
Clearing dense cedar gives water, sunlight, and ground back to native grasses and browse. Many Kendall County landowners clear as part of ongoing brush management for grazing and wildlife habitat.
Get your free, no-obligation estimate today — online in minutes, or Jason will come to you.
