Lot prep, cedar removal, and brush mulching for one of the fastest-growing corridors in the Hill Country — from a crew based just down the road.
The 281 and Highway 46 corridor through Bulverde and Spring Branch is growing as fast as anywhere in Texas, and nearly every project on raw land starts the same way: get the cedar and brush off, grade the site, cut the access. That first step is exactly what we do — and being based in New Braunfels, we're minutes away, not a service-area afterthought.
We work both sides of Bulverde's split personality: new-build lot prep for homes, barndominiums, and workshops on smaller tracts, and traditional brush management on the older acreage and homesteads that still make up most of northern Comal County. Either way the priorities hold: protect the oaks, handle the rock, leave it clean.
Get a number before you get on the phone: the online estimate tool pulls up your parcel on a satellite map — outline the work, see the estimate.
Hunter Land Clearing did an excellent job for us. They showed up on time, worked hard, and cleaned up a large pile of cut trees quickly and efficiently. Easy access through our RV gate, and they handled everything without any problems.
Jason and his crew did a fantastic job clearing my 2.2 acre property of cedar while protecting the existing oaks. We met at the property within 15 minutes of my initial phone call and had an on the spot estimate that was competitive.
Yes — lot prep is our most requested job along the 281/46 corridor. We clear brush and trees, grade the site, and build the driveway or pad, leaving your builder bare, build-ready ground.
Both small lots and full acreage. New Bulverde subdivided tracts, older homesteads, and everything between — no job is too small to quote.
It depends on size, density, and terrain. The free online estimate tool gives you a fast, no-obligation number from a satellite outline of your property, and every estimate is confirmed in person before work starts.
Get your free, no-obligation estimate today — online in minutes, or Jason will come to you.
