Manila got its name in 1898, but one of its earlier names, Lucerne, came from the alfalfa that still grows in the valley. As the Daggett County seat since 1917, it’s a small town where hay, livestock, and Flaming Gorge visitors all share the same ground.
Field edges, fence lines, and ditch banks around Manila fill in with kochia, Russian olive, and brush when nobody’s watching them. We clear that growth, pull the stumps that would sprout again, and haul everything off, so your fields, pastures, and building sites stay usable.
Clearing Manila home sites, shop spots, and unused acreage so the ground is ready to build on or farm.
Removing kochia, brush, and Russian olive from Manila field edges, ditch banks, and fence lines.
Taking out unwanted trees on Manila properties and pulling stumps so they don't come back from the roots.
Hauling off brush, broken fencing, and leftover farm debris so your Manila property is clean when we go.
Manila gets about 38 inches of snow a year, and January lows sit around 12°F, so winter trips over SR-44 aren’t ideal for heavy equipment. Most clearing happens from late spring into fall.
If you’re putting up hay, we can plan around cutting and irrigation so the machines aren’t in your way. July highs around 82°F make summer workable too.
Field edges, ditch banks, and home sites all need different tools, so we bring the right setup for your Manila property.
Russian olive and volunteer trees regrow from leftover roots, so we pull stumps and major roots out of the ground.
All the brush, limbs, and old fencing get loaded and hauled away, leaving no piles at the edge of your field.
Your Manila ground is left open and clean, ready for a foundation, new fence, or another season of hay.
We visit your Manila property, walk the fields and fence lines with you, and talk about the clearing you have in mind.
We schedule the trip over SR-44 with nearby work, call Blue Stakes before any stump digging, and plan around your hay schedule.
Our crew cuts brush, removes trees, and digs out stumps and roots, working carefully around fences and ditches you need.
We haul off every load, level out the rough spots, and walk the finished Manila ground with you before heading home.