Jensen has been farm country since settlers showed up in 1877, back when Lars Jensen ran a ferry across the Green River. A lot of that ground still works hard, but the low spots near the river and along irrigation ditches fill in with Russian olive and tamarisk if nobody stays on top of them.
Up on the drier ground, kochia, cheatgrass, and sagebrush take over unused corners just as quickly. We clear both kinds of land, pull the roots that would otherwise sprout back, and haul the debris away. You get Jensen acreage you can farm, fence, or build on without fighting the brush every season.
Opening up Jensen home sites, shop pads, and acreage so the ground is clear for building or farming.
Cutting back tamarisk, kochia, and sagebrush on Jensen pastures, ditches, and unused corners.
Dropping problem trees and pulling stumps on Jensen properties so nothing sprouts back from the roots.
Loading out brush, broken fencing, and old farm scrap so your Jensen place is clean when we leave.
Jensen winters get cold, with January nights near 3°F, and frozen ground can help heavy equipment stay on top of soft river bottom soil. Brush is dormant then too, so you see the real shape of the land.
Summer highs push into the 90s, which is fine for clearing but rough on new plantings afterward. We’ll help you pick a window that fits your build or planting plans.
Thick river bottom growth and open acreage call for real machines, so we match the equipment to your Jensen ground and access.
Russian olive and tamarisk come back from whatever is left underground, so we dig out stumps and the major roots with them.
Every pile of limbs, brush, and scrap gets loaded and hauled away, so you are not left burning or stacking anything later.
When we finish, your Jensen site is open, cleaned off, and ready for grading, a foundation crew, or new fence posts.
We meet you on your Jensen property, look at the growth, the access points, and anything you want saved, then put a quote together.
We flag keeper trees, call Blue Stakes before any stump digging, and plan where machines come in and where debris gets staged.
Our crew cuts brush, drops trees, and pulls stumps and roots, working around ditches and fences you still need.
We load out the debris, smooth out the worst ruts, and walk the site with you so you see the finished ground.