Forestry Mulching
TAKE BACK YOUR LAND
When the brush gets thick and the woods start taking over, forestry mulching is one of the fastest ways to take it back. Our crew uses heavy-duty mulching equipment to cut down trees, brush, and unwanted growth and turn it into mulch right where it stands. No hauling every tree out and no leaving piles of debris behind—just cleaner ground, improved access, and property that’s ready to be put to work.
THE RIGHT IRON FOR THE JOB
We run a fleet built to get after the tough stuff. Our excavator mulcher gets into the hard-to-reach places—ditches, steep ground, rights-of-way, and high limbs—while our skid steer mulcher brings the power and maneuverability to chew through thick brush and open up larger areas. Different machines, same goal: get in, get it mulched, and leave you with ground you can use.
This job (left) called for the reach and versatility of our excavator mulcher. Years of thick, overgrown brush had taken over the drainage ditch, so we cleared it out to restore proper drainage and help keep the sports fields as dry as possible during heavy rain. The excavator also gave us the reach to clean up the fenceline on the opposite side of the ditch.
Low-hanging pine limbs had overgrown this pond dam (below), making it difficult to drive across. Our excavator mulcher gave us the reach to chip the branches back from the dam, clearing the way safely and efficiently.
Flat, dry ground? That’s where our skid steer mulcher goes to work. This landowner in the video above wanted lanes opened between their young trees for walking the dogs, and the skid steer was the right tool for the job—working efficiently between the trees while keeping the new growth protected.