One of the many services we offer here at Todco is land clearing. If you are planning a construction or land development project, you can turn to our team to get the help you need to clear the land of vegetation and prepare it for your next steps.
Of course, once the excess vegetation is cut down, you’ll need to get it out of the way, but fortunately our team can help with that as well, taking care of the land clearing disposal process once the main phase is complete. In this article, we’ll go over what to expect from this process so you have a better idea of what will happen.
- Land Clearing – As part of the land clearing process, our team will cut down trees, bushes, and other scrub plants, allowing you and your construction crew to get to the dirt. As we cut down vegetation, we will collect the fallen branches and other debris. From there, we can grind it into mulch or find some other way to dispose of it.
- Disposal – After we have cut and removed all the vegetation from your property, we’ll get to work on the land clearing disposal process. As we mentioned, our team has the right equipment and experience to grind that wood into mulch, which we can then use in your landscaping. However, in many cases, the cut vegetation will make more mulch than you need, which means we’ll have to use other land clearing disposal methods. We can use the mulch in our other projects, and if necessary, we can take remining branches or debris to an appropriate disposal facility.