Brush Hogging in Washington Township, MI
When a field, fence line or back lot has grown over, we cut it down quickly with forestry mulching equipment.
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Free Brush Hogging Estimate in Washington Township
Tell us about the job and we will get back to you to set up a time to look at it. Estimates are free anywhere in our service area.
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- Workers comp for our crew
- 24 hour storm response
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Brush Hogging and Overgrowth Clearing in Washington Township
Washington Township sits along the M-53 corridor in northern Macomb County, a mix of newer subdivisions, wooded lots and open ground. When a field, fence line or back lot has grown over, we cut it down quickly with forestry mulching equipment.
There are still wooded parcels and open ground being built on here. We clear home sites and driveways and cut back the edges where the woods are pushing into the yard.
- Fields, pastures and fence lines
- Trails and access paths
- Thick brush and saplings
- Licensed & Insured
- Free Estimates
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Free Brush Hogging Estimates in Washington Township
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Brush Hogging Around Washington Township
The township runs from 26 Mile Road up to 32 Mile Road along Van Dyke and M-53, with Stony Creek Metropark on its west side. The south end is subdivisions, and the north and west are wooded lots and open ground.
Around subdivision yards and wooded parcels, the overgrown ground is usually a back acre, a vacant lot or the strip behind a subdivision. We cut it down so it can be kept up again.
We also handle brush hogging in nearby Romeo and Shelby Township.
How We Clear Overgrown Ground
Walk the ground
We look at how thick the growth is, what is hidden in it and where the boundaries are.
Cut and mulch
Forestry mulching equipment cuts brush and saplings and leaves the mulch on the ground.
Open the edges
Fence lines, trails and access paths are cleared back so the ground is usable.
Leave it ready to maintain
Once it is cut down, the area can be mowed and kept up.
Common Questions About Brush Hogging in Washington Township
What parts of Washington Township do you cover?
The whole township, from the subdivisions near 26 Mile Road to the wooded lots and acreage toward Romeo.
How big an area can you brush hog?
Any size or shape, from a single overgrown lot to fields and long fence lines.
Can you handle saplings and thick brush?
Yes. Forestry mulching equipment makes quick work of thick brush and small trees. Larger trees are removed as tree work.
Do you do brush hogging in Washington Township?
Yes. Washington Township is in our service area, and estimates are free.