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Lot Clearing in Spring, TX

Brush, saplings, vines and fallen trees on acreage, back lots and empty parcels. Scheduled work, done with the right-sized machine.

What clearing usually covers

  • Underbrush and vines between the trees you are keeping.
  • Saplings and volunteer trees, including Chinese tallow, which Northampton’s own history lists among its common trees.
  • Deadfall and storm debris that was never hauled off.
  • A fence line cleared so a new fence can go in.

Tell the company what the ground should look like at the end: mowed, mulched, bare, or just walkable.

An acreage lot with brush piles and a small track loader, a line of pines left standing at the edge

Before the machine arrives

  • Mark the trees that stay, with tape the crew can see.
  • Find the septic field, the sprinkler lines and any buried cable; heavy equipment crushes them.
  • Ask whether 811 will be called if anything is being dug or stumps pulled.
  • Check deed restrictions if the lot is in a subdivision.
  • Ask about ruts. Clay ground that is wet does not carry machines well.
  1. Is lot clearing the same as land clearing for a builder?

    It overlaps. This page is about brush, small trees and deadfall on a residential acreage or an empty lot, not grading a site for construction.

  2. Can some trees be kept?

    Yes, and they should be marked before the machines arrive. Ask the company how it protects roots of trees you are keeping.

  3. Can the brush be burned?

    Burning rules change with the county’s burn bans and local restrictions. Ask the company how it disposes of material; hauling or chipping is the usual answer.

Lot Needs Clearing?

Give the size and what should stay. A tree service will call back to walk it.

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