Land clearing services.
Fieldmark Land Co. opens brush and smaller trees on acreage in Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Guadalupe, Wilson, and Medina counties. A walkthrough sets the scope before any machine starts. These are the services.
Seven ways to open a tract.
Forestry mulching
Forestry mulching grinds brush and smaller trees where they stand and leaves the chips as mulch. It is the method for opening cedar, mesquite, and other woody growth without scraping the soil bare.
Open it upSelective clearing
Selective clearing takes brush and the trees a landowner wants gone, and it leaves trees that are marked. The walkthrough decides which stems stay before any machine starts.
Take care of itBrush clearing
Brush clearing opens woody growth such as Ashe juniper, yaupon, mesquite, and, on South Texas ground, huisache. Density, slope, and access decide whether the brush is mulched in place.
Put it back to workPasture reclamation
Pasture reclamation opens woody growth that has filled old pasture so the acreage can be managed again. Mulch and stumps remain, and mesquite can resprout from the crown if only the top is cut.
Get through itTrails & access
Trail and access work opens a lane through brush for trucks, equipment, livestock, or walking. Width, slope, and turning room are set on the walkthrough. Gravel and culverts are not part of the clearing.
Define itFence-line clearing
Fence-line clearing opens a corridor so a fence can be built, repaired, or checked. The width is set on site for posts and later maintenance. Pulling old wire is a separate scope.
Build on itHomesite & site prep
Homesite clearing opens a building footprint, working room, and a lane in from the road, and it keeps trees that are marked. The pad and the final grade are a separate scope.