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Land Clearing in Mountain Home

Up at about 7,005 feet, Mountain Home has a short working season, so a clearing job is worth planning early. Basin Sealcoat & Striping clears brush, trees, stumps, and old debris from Mountain Home pastures, home sites, and fence lines. It’s a long trip west past Altamont for us, so we schedule ahead and make every visit count.
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Clearing on a Short Season Near the Gateway to the High Uintas

Mountain Home sits north of SR-87 on what was once the upper part of the Boneta townsite, and range cattle still shape how most land up here gets used. Sagebrush and cheatgrass creep into pasture, and fence lines vanish under brush faster than anyone has time to fix them.

Because the growing season is short and winters run long, the window for clearing is tighter here than down in the valley. We help Mountain Home owners make the most of it by clearing pasture, opening home sites, and pulling stumps, then hauling every load away so the ground is ready when you are.

  • Sagebrush cleared from grazing ground
  • Brushy fence lines opened for repair
  • Home and barn sites cleared out
  • Stumps and big roots pulled
  • Ditch banks cleared of overgrowth
  • Debris trailered off the property
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Our Land Clearing in Mountain Home

Lot Clearing

Opening Mountain Home house sites, barn spots, and back acreage so you can build before the season closes.

Brush Clearing

Clearing sagebrush, cheatgrass, and overgrowth from Mountain Home pastures, fence lines, and ditch banks.

Tree & Stump Removal

Removing dead or unwanted trees around Mountain Home homes and pulling the stumps out of the ground.

Debris Hauling

Trailering off brush, tangled wire, and old ranch scrap so your Mountain Home land is clean and usable.

Why Clearing Pays Off on Mountain Home Ranch Ground

When the brush is gone from your Mountain Home land, cattle have more to graze and you have room to build.
  • More grass for range cattle
  • Fence lines you can ride and repair
  • Irrigation ditches that flow freely
  • Room for a new home or barn
  • Less brush feeding grass fires

Working Around Mountain Home's Long Winters

Snow and frozen ground stick around at this elevation, so most Mountain Home clearing happens from late spring into fall. Booking early helps us group your job with other work out west of Altamont.

If you’re clearing for a foundation, Duchesne County frost depth is 30 inches, so roots and stumps in the footprint need to come out completely. We’ll help you time it so building can start right after.

Why Mountain Home Landowners Pick Basin Sealcoat & Striping

Mountain Home land needs a crew that shows up prepared, pulls what grows back, and hauls it all off.

Right Equipment

Rocky foothill ground and open pasture call for different machines, so we bring what fits your Mountain Home property and access.

Roots and All

Sagebrush and volunteer trees come back from roots left behind, so we dig out stumps and major roots across the cleared area.

Full Cleanup

We trailer off every pile of brush, limbs, and scrap rather than leaving you a burn pile to deal with next spring.

Build Ready

Your Mountain Home site ends up open and clean, ready for a foundation crew, new fencing, or a fresh seeding.

Mountain Home Land Clearing Questions

Here are a few things Mountain Home owners ask us before clearing starts.
When is the best time of year to clear land in Mountain Home?
Late spring through fall works best, once the snow is off and the ground firms up. Winters run long at this elevation, so we suggest getting on the schedule early.
We do. Since it’s a far trip for our crews, we plan ahead and try to pair your job with other work in the area. That keeps things efficient, and we’ll be upfront about timing.
Yes. We clear sagebrush and other brush from pasture and haul it off, which leaves more room for grass. We can leave strips standing if you want some cover or a windbreak.
In the footprint, yes. Stumps and big roots rot over time and leave soft spots, and footings here have to reach the 30 inch frost depth anyway.
We can. We cut the brush and trees that grew up along the line, pull rotten posts and tangled wire if you want, and leave a clean strip for new fence.
No, we haul it off. You won’t be left with a burn pile or a stack of limbs to handle after we leave.
Yes. Give us a call at (801) 669-0512 and we’ll line up a visit to your Mountain Home land and price out the job for free.

How a Mountain Home Clearing Job Unfolds

Our four step process keeps Mountain Home jobs organized from the first visit to the last load.

Site Walk

We walk your Mountain Home land with you, look at what's growing and how machines can get in, and talk through your goals.

Plan the Clear

We plan the trip west, group your job with nearby work, and call Blue Stakes at least three business days before digging stumps.

Clear & Remove

Our crew clears brush, drops trees, and digs out stumps and roots, staying clear of fences and corrals you want to keep.

Haul & Finish

Debris gets loaded and hauled away, rough spots get smoothed, and we look over the finished ground together.

Ready to Clear Your Mountain Home Land?

Call (801) 669-0512 and we’ll get your job on the calendar before the season gets away.
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