Firebreak Land Co.
Fence Line Clearing
Fence line clearing across Indiana and Ohio — brush and tree lines cut back to the post so you can rebuild, stretch wire, or run equipment through.
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Before we arrive
Metal, wire, fencing, private utilities, and septic components have to be removed or marked before the crew rolls in. Our site-prep checklist walks through every item. If the site can't be worked safely on arrival we bill a mobilization minimum of half your daily rate (minimum $1,000) and put $500 back toward the job when you reschedule within 60 days.
Day rates run in three tiers — $2,500 standard, $4,500 difficult, $6,500 severe — set by brush density, terrain, ground conditions, and access. One-day minimum. Run your numbers.
Contract opportunities welcome — commercial, municipal, utility, and developer work.
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More on brush and fence lines
- What Brush Hogging Costs Per AcreThe cheapest way to keep land open — and the ranges to expect before someone quotes your field.
- Brush Hogging vs. Forestry Mulching: When Each One Is the Right CallBoth cut brush. One is a mower and one is a grinder, and using the wrong one either wastes money or fails to do the job.
- How to Clear a Fence Line Without Wrecking Your PostsA grown-in fence line is a slow-motion fence failure. Clearing it is straightforward — clearing it without destroying the fence takes a different approach.