Ballard is rural agricultural country, and every working property has spots that get away from you. Russian olive and tamarisk crowd ditch banks and fence lines, sagebrush and weeds take over unused corners, and old equipment, fencing, and scrap pile up over the years.
With Ballard growing more than 40 percent in a decade, plenty of that ground is also turning into new home sites and shops. Whether you’re reclaiming pasture or getting ready to build, clearing it properly, roots and all, gives you land you can actually use.
Clearing Ballard home sites, shop sites, and acreage so you can build or put the ground back to work.
Removing brush, sagebrush, and overgrowth from Ballard fence lines, ditch banks, and pastures.
Taking down trees like Russian olive and pulling stumps on Ballard properties.
Hauling off brush piles, old fencing, scrap, and junk from Ballard farms and ranches.
Late fall and winter are great times to clear in Ballard. Fields are done for the year, brush is dormant, and you’ll have clean fence lines and ditch banks ready for spring.
If you’re building, we can clear anytime ahead of your project. Just give us a call and we’ll work around your schedule.
Big acreage and thick brush need real machines, and we bring them.
We pull stumps and roots where it matters so they don't sprout back or settle.
We haul the debris and junk away instead of leaving piles behind.
Your Ballard site is left clear and ready for fencing, grading, or building.
We walk your Ballard property, look at what needs to go, and give you a clear quote.
We plan around fences, ditches, and livestock and mark anything you want to keep.
Our crew clears brush, removes trees, and pulls stumps and roots.
We haul off the debris and leave the area clean.
