Fence line clearing in Montgomery, AL
Fence line clearing in Montgomery, AL
Grown-up fence rows cleared back on pastures, farms and hunting land.
Fence line clearing cuts back the brush, vines and small trees that grow up along a fence until you can't see it or fix it. We clear a strip along the fence so you can walk it, check it and keep it up. Around Montgomery, AL, we clear fence rows on pastures, farms and hunting land.
Fence rows grow up fast here. Give one a few years and you can't see the wire, let alone fix it, and cattle find the weak spots before you do.
We clear a strip along the line, on one side or both, so the fence can be walked, checked and repaired. If you're putting in a new fence, clearing the line first lets it go in straight.
What’s included
- Brush and vines. Growth cleared off the wire and away from the posts.
- Small trees. Saplings and small trees in the row taken out.
- A walkable strip. A cleared strip along the fence so it can be walked and worked.
- One side or both. Cleared on the side you need, or both.
- Ready for new fence. Rows cleared ahead of a new fence going in.
- Cleanup. Debris handled so the strip stays open.
Pasture and farm fence rows
On a working pasture, the fence has to hold. Clearing the row lets you see the posts and the wire, fix what's down and keep stock where they belong. It also takes away the cover that lets vines and saplings pull a fence over in the first place.
Clearing the line for a new fence
A new fence goes in faster and straighter on a cleared line. We clear the route wide enough for the posts and the work, so your fence builder isn't fighting brush at every post hole. The photo on this page shows a new wood fence beside a finished drive: the kind of clean line you want to end up with.
Fence lines on hunting land
On hunting and recreational land, a cleared fence row doubles as a walking trail and a boundary you can actually find. For wider brush work beside it, forestry mulching grinds it down in place, and land clearing opens up the ground beyond it.
What moves the price of fence line clearing
How far the fence runs, how grown up it is, whether it's one side or both, and the ground along it. A few hundred feet of light growth and a long, thick row are different jobs. We'll walk it with you and give you a free estimate.
Keeping a fence row open once it's cleared
A cleared row stays open a lot longer if it's walked and checked. Once the brush and saplings are out, a mower or a quick pass every so often keeps it from getting away from you again. And if it does, a row that was cleared once is a lot quicker to clear the second time. We'll tell you what we'd do to keep yours open when we walk it.
How it goes
Tell us where your land is and what you want on it: a pad, a pond, a drive or ground cleared.
We look at your land and give you a free estimate
We walk it with you, talk through what it needs and give you a straight number. The estimate costs nothing.
We do the work, then you build, or fill the pond
The machines come in, the dirt goes where it belongs, and you're left with ground that's ready for what's next.
Questions about fence line clearing
How wide a strip do you clear?
It depends on what you need it for: walking and checking the fence, or room for a new one. We set the width with you when we walk it.
Can you clear the line for a new fence?
Yes. Clearing the line first lets a new fence go in straight.
Do you clear one side or both?
Whichever you need. Some rows only need the pasture side; others need both.
How much does fence line clearing cost?
It depends on how far the fence runs, how thick the growth is and the ground. Call or text (334) 320-8389 for a free estimate.
Can you clear fence rows on hunting land?
Yes. A cleared row doubles as a trail and a boundary you can find, and forestry mulching can open up the brush beside it.
Fence line clearing around Montgomery, AL and surrounding areas
Free fence line clearing estimate
Tell us where your land is and what you want on it.
(334) 320-8389Free estimateMonday–Friday, 7 AM–7 PM. Call or text anytime.
Tell us how far the fence runs.
Roughly how long, how grown up, and which side. We'll walk it with you.