Lot clearing, cedar removal, and brush mulching where San Antonio meets the Hill Country — the 281 corridor, 1604, and the north Bexar County edge.
North of 1604, San Antonio stops being city and starts being Hill Country — rocky ground, live oaks, and cedar that never got the memo about the subdivisions. That edge country along 281, Bulverde Road, and the north Bexar line is where we work: close enough to town for a city address, wild enough to need real clearing equipment.
Typical calls out here: a one-to-five-acre homesite that's solid cedar, a new build that needs a pad and a driveway through rock, or a backyard that ends in a brush wall the HOA keeps mentioning. We clear it, mulch it in place where that makes sense, and keep the oaks that make north-side lots worth what they cost.
Skip the phone tag: the online estimate tool pulls your parcel up on a satellite map — outline the work and get a fast, no-obligation number.
So efficient! The team graded our driveway across three rocky inclined levels and strategically placed the extracted boulders as beautiful landscaping features. Highly recommend!
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!
Our core San Antonio work is the north side and the Hill Country edge — the 281 and 1604 corridors and north Bexar County, where lots still carry real cedar and rock. If you're nearby, outline the property in the estimate tool and we'll tell you straight if it's a fit.
Yes. Edge-of-town lots from one to five acres are some of our most common jobs, and the right equipment finishes in a day what a weekend warrior fights for a month.
Use the free online estimate tool — enter your address, outline the area on the satellite map, and get a no-obligation number in minutes. Every estimate is confirmed in person before work begins.
Get your free, no-obligation estimate today — online in minutes, or Jason will come to you.
