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Lot Clearing in Tyler, TX

Clearing a wooded lot to build, opening up overgrown acreage, or cutting back brush and yaupon? Call (903) 522-4690 to reach a local lot clearing service in Smith County.

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Much of the land around Tyler is thick with pines, hardwoods and dense understory: yaupon, sweetgum saplings, greenbrier and vines. Whether you’re building a house, opening up a pasture or cleaning up a fence line, clearing it takes the right equipment.

Call (903) 522-4690 to connect with a local land clearing provider in Tyler and Smith County.

Types of clearing

  • Underbrush clearing. Removes brush, vines and small trees while keeping the larger trees, which opens up wooded lots and makes them usable.
  • Forestry mulching. Grinds brush and small trees in place into mulch. It’s fast, there’s no burn pile, and it leaves the soil covered.
  • Full lot clearing. Removes trees, stumps and brush for a house pad, driveway or shop.
  • Fence line and right-of-way clearing. Cuts back growth along fences, roads and property lines.
  • Selective clearing. Keeps the trees you choose and clears everything else.

Clearing for new construction

If you’re building on a wooded lot around Tyler, Lindale, Bullard or Flint, plan the clearing with your builder:

  1. Mark the house pad, driveway and septic area (if not on sewer). The septic area may need its own clearing.
  2. Decide which trees to keep. Trees within a few feet of the foundation or driveway rarely survive construction.
  3. Protect keeper trees: fence off their root zones so equipment stays out.
  4. Stumps in the building footprint usually need to be pulled or ground out, not just cut.

What lot clearing costs

Lot clearing is usually priced per acre or by the job, depending on density and the method:

Job Typical range*
Light brush / underbrush (per acre) $1,000 – $3,000
Forestry mulching (per acre) $1,500 – $4,500
Heavily wooded, full clearing (per acre) $3,000 – $7,000+

*General planning ranges for East Texas, not quotes. Small residential lots are often priced as a single job.

What happens to the debris?

Options include mulching in place, chipping, hauling off, or burning where allowed. Smith County sometimes has burn bans during dry periods, so ask the provider how debris will be handled.

Call (903) 522-4690 to talk with a local lot clearing service.

Common questions

What is forestry mulching?

Forestry mulching uses a machine with a mulching head to grind brush and small trees in place, leaving a layer of mulch on the ground. It's often faster and cheaper than cutting, piling and hauling, and it helps control erosion.

Can you clear a lot but keep the best trees?

Yes. Selective clearing is common in East Texas. Mark the trees you want to keep, and the crew clears around them. Protect the root zones of keeper trees from heavy equipment, since root damage can kill a tree years later.

Talk to a local tree service pro in Tyler

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