Fence line clearing
Overgrown fence lines tear up wire and hide property corners. We clear a clean, consistent corridor so new fence goes in straight and old fence stays maintained.
Vines, saplings and fallen limbs along a fence line are what take fence down. We clear a set width along the line, take out trees growing into the wire, and leave a corridor you can mow or spray going forward.
Building new fence? We can clear and smooth the line so posts set straight and the fence crew can get equipment down it.
What’s included
- Fence line and boundary clearing
- Vine and sapling removal
- Clearing for new fence installs
- Old fence and wire removal
- Property corner access
- Mulching or haul-off of debris
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Fence line clearing questions
How wide do you clear?
Commonly 6 to 15 feet depending on the fence and how you’ll maintain it. We’ll set the width with you before we start.
Can you remove the old fence too?
Yes. We can pull old wire and posts and haul them off as part of the job.
Do you clear along property lines?
Yes, but you’re responsible for knowing where the line is. If the boundary is uncertain, a survey before clearing is a good idea.
Need help with fence line clearing?
Send us the location and a few details (photos help) and we’ll get back to you to talk about the job and give you a free estimate.