Land Clearing, Demolition Services, Construction Prep

Hard Working Americans , Making your Land work for you.

Land Clearing

Our Main Service and one of the important ones. Honesty and transparency are at the core of everything we do.

When you come to us for advice , expect nothing less than candid guidance. Choose us and experience Dedication and integrity to the craft of Clearing your Land.

Areas We Serve :

01. Bell, FL

02. Trenton, FL

03. Fanning Springs, FL

04. Chiefland, FL

05. Branford, FL

06. Lake City, FL

07. Gainesville, FL

08. Jacksonville, FL

09. St. Augustine, FL

10. Valdosta, GA

11. Green Coast Springs, Fl

12. Taylor County, Fl

13. Alachua County, FL

14. Columbia County, FL

15. Gilchrist County, FL

16. Grady County, GA

17. Suwannee County, FL

18. Levy County, FL

Services We offer:

Soil backfilling and compaction
Earthmoving or regrading
Excavation and removal
Interior demolition
Junk pickup
Land grading
Construction site preparation
Total structure demolition
Construction debris disposal
Excavation
Exterior surface and wall
demolition
Property cleanup
Land clearing
Partial structure demolition
Storm debris disposal
Trench digging
Excavation Services
Demolition Services
Junk Removal & Hauling

Reducing fire Fuels through Mulching Treatments: What are the Ecological Effects?

Summary Many areas in the western U.S. are being thinned to reduce fire hazard and spread.
Often the most economical solution for the disposal of the thinned biomass is to grind and leave the material onsite. These treatments are assumed to reduce the ability of the forest to carry a crown fire, but the effects of the added material on forest ecosystems are poorly known because such treatments do not have a natural analogue.

Managers and the public are interested in understanding the impacts of the addition of this woody material on forest ecosystems so they can evaluate the benefits against the potential ecological costs of these treatments. The purpose of this study was to understand the ecological effects of mulching treatments in a broadly replicated study in the dominant coniferous forest types for the southern Rocky Mountains and the Colorado Plateau. The study specifically targeted the effects on fuel loading, vegetation response (under-story, species richness, and exotics), tree regeneration, soil micro-climate and soil nitrogen, and carbon storage.