Within 50 miles of San Antonio.
Fieldmark is based in San Antonio and works across Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Guadalupe, Wilson, Medina and neighboring counties — roughly a 50-mile radius.
Boerne
Boerne sits in limestone Hill Country with ashe juniper thickets and live and Spanish oak. Thin rocky soils, slope and exposed rock all affect machine choice and access.
Comal CountyBulverde
Bulverde properties move through cedar-choked hillsides and live oak motts over caliche and limestone ledges. A careful scope helps match the work to the ground.
Comal CountyNew Braunfels
New Braunfels marks a transition from Hill Country cedar to the blackland and prairie edge. Guadalupe and Comal river bottoms carry pecan and elm, while cedar and mesquite can encroach on open ground.
Guadalupe CountySeguin
Around Seguin, post oak and mesquite move through sandy loam and blackland, with huisache in old pasture. Soil and the desired use shape how we open the acreage.
Wilson CountyLa Vernia
La Vernia sits in post oak savannah with deep sand, yaupon and mesquite regrowth. Fence lines and pasture reclamation often call for a measured first pass.
Wilson CountyFloresville
Floresville is South Texas brush country, with mesquite, huisache and blackbrush across sandy and clay soils. Pasture recovery starts with understanding what the ground can carry.
Medina CountyCastroville
Castroville includes Medina River bottoms and mesquite and huisache flats, with limestone rising to the north. Access and soil changes can shape the right clearing approach.
Bandera CountyBandera
Bandera’s rugged Hill Country brings dense cedar, live oak, steep grades and creek crossings. Those conditions shape how we plan access and choose equipment.
Bexar CountyHelotes
Helotes sits on the northwest Bexar edge of the Edwards Plateau, with cedar and oak on limestone. Smaller acreage often calls for careful homesite prep and selective access work.