Estate clearing, cedar removal, and acreage brush work for Kerr County's oak-covered hills and Guadalupe River country.
Kerr County land is classic Hill Country at its best — big oaks, river bottoms along the Guadalupe, and hills that earn their views. It's also cedar country, and the difference between a property that shows its oaks and one that's a wall of green is usually one good selective clearing job.
Estate lots around Kerrville call for a lighter touch than raw ranchland: we clear the cedar and understory brush, trim up around the hardwoods, and leave the place looking like a park instead of a job site. On the bigger tracts outside town, the mulching head does what it does best — acres of cedar ground into cover that feeds the grass coming back.
Start with the online estimate tool — outline your property on the satellite map and get a fast, no-obligation number, confirmed in person before any work begins.
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.
Jason did an amazing job. He arrived when he said he would and pretty much went to work. My land was full of scraggly cedar trees. His guy cut down what I asked and worked hard all day. I recommend Jason to anyone who needs the job done right.
Yes — we're based in New Braunfels and work the whole Hill Country. Kerr County jobs are scoped with travel included, and larger projects make the drive well worthwhile.
That's the specialty. We remove cedar and understory brush while protecting the hardwoods — most Kerrville properties come out looking like a park, with the oaks finally visible.
Size, density, and terrain set the price. The free online estimate tool gives you a working number from a satellite outline of your land, and every estimate is confirmed on-site before work starts.
Get your free, no-obligation estimate today — online in minutes, or Jason will come to you.
