At 6,391 feet, Altamont gets more snow than most of the Basin, around 38 inches a year, and a shorter working season to match. Bench ground up here grows sagebrush and cheatgrass on the dry stretches and thicker brush wherever water collects.
With the Altamont, Bluebell, and Cedar Rim oil fields all around town, there’s steady interest in shop sites, yards, and new homes. Getting that ground cleared before the snow flies, stumps and roots included, means your Altamont project can start as soon as spring opens up.
Clearing Altamont bench lots, shop sites, and acreage so your ground is ready to build when the weather allows.
Removing sagebrush, cheatgrass, and kochia from Altamont fields, lots, and fence lines.
Taking out unwanted trees and digging stumps on Altamont properties so they don't cause problems under new work.
Hauling away brush, old fencing, pipe scrap, and junk from Altamont homes and work yards.
Altamont’s snow means the best clearing windows are late spring through fall. Clearing in late summer or early fall puts you in great shape to build the following spring.
We plan Altamont work as scheduled trips, often grouping nearby jobs. Call early in the season and we’ll get you on the calendar before the weather turns.
Because Altamont is a longer haul, we load the right machines for your site before we leave so the job isn't held up.
We dig out stumps and main roots wherever you plan to build, so rot and frost don't cause settling down the road.
Brush, limbs, and scrap leave with our trailers, so your property isn't left with piles buried under the next snow.
Your Altamont site ends up cleared, cleaned, and ready for excavation or a foundation crew in the next good window.
We schedule a visit to your Altamont property, walk it with you, and talk about what needs clearing and what stays.
We flag keepers, plan the trip and equipment list, and call Blue Stakes ahead of digging out stumps.
On clearing days, our crew removes brush, takes down trees, and pulls stumps and roots in the areas you've chosen.
We haul off all the debris, clean up the work zone, and do a final walk before we head down the road.
