Straight pricing, no games. Land clearing can't be quoted sight-unseen, but the ranges below are real for our area — so you can budget before we ever walk your property.
Call (210) 555-0100The table below gets you in the ballpark; a five-minute look at your property gets you an exact price. Send the acreage and what's growing. Prefer to talk it through? Call (210) 555-0100.
Around Schertz, forestry mulching typically runs about $1,500 to $3,000 per acre for light-to-medium brush, with heavier growth costing more. Density is the biggest factor: light brush is at the low end, thick cedar and heavy woods with large trees at the high end. Small residential lots may be priced as a flat half-day or day rate rather than by the acre. The single best way to get an accurate price is a free on-site look — but here's exactly how it breaks down.
Most of our clearing is forestry mulching, priced per acre by how thick the vegetation is:
| Vegetation density | What it looks like | Cost per acre |
|---|---|---|
| Light brush | Scattered brush, tall grass, small saplings, light regrowth | $1,500–$2,500 |
| Medium growth | Moderate brush and cedar, mixed small trees | $2,500–$4,000 |
| Heavy brush | Dense cedar/mesquite thickets, heavy undergrowth | $4,000–$6,000 |
| Heavy woods | Dense stands with many large (10″+) trees | $6,000–$10,000+ |
These are working ranges for our area, consistent with what specialist crews quote across the Texas Hill Country. Your number lands somewhere in here based on the specifics below.
Traditional clear-and-haul — dozer, root rake, pile, then burn or truck it off — commonly runs 20–40% more than forestry mulching for comparable brush, because it's multiple pieces of equipment, more labor, and disposal costs. Mulching is one machine, one pass, no disposal. Where mulching isn't the right tool — big trees, a scraped building pad — we'll tell you, and quote that work honestly.
No honest company can give you a firm land-clearing price over the phone without knowing your acreage, density and access — anyone who does is guessing. We come look, usually the same or next day, and give you a firm written number with no obligation. Call (210) 555-0100 or use the quote form up top.
Last updated July 2026. Ranges are estimates for planning; your quote is based on an on-site look.
We look, we measure, we give you a real number — no obligation.
(210) 555-0100For forestry mulching, roughly $1,500–$2,500 an acre for light brush, $2,500–$4,000 for medium growth, and $4,000–$6,000 for heavy brush; dense woods with large trees can run $6,000–$10,000+ per acre. Density, acreage, tree size, terrain and access set where you land.
Multiply the per-acre range by acreage, then expect a somewhat better per-acre rate as the job gets bigger, since mobilizing the machine is a fixed cost spread over more ground. Five acres of light brush might run in the $7,500–$12,000 range; heavy growth costs more. We'll quote yours exactly after a look.
Because land clearing price depends on things we have to see — how thick the growth really is, tree sizes, terrain and access. A phone quote would either be padded to be safe or too low to honor. A free on-site look, usually same or next day, gets you a firm number.
For most brush and small-to-mid trees, yes — commonly 20–40% less, because it's one machine and one pass with no piling, burning or hauling. For very large trees or a clean building pad, dozer/grubbing work has its place and we'll quote it straight.
No. On-site estimates are free and no-obligation. We'd rather show up, look at your land, and earn the job with an honest number than quote you blind.
Every service below is quoted the same honest way — by the acre or the job, after we look.
One machine grinds brush, cedar and small trees into mulch right where they stand — no burn piles, no hauling, no torn-up ground.
Forestry Mulching →Reclaim your land and your water table from thirsty cedar. We mulch and grub Ashe juniper and stop it from creeping back.
Cedar & Ashe Juniper Clearing →From a raw acre to a buildable pad — selective or full clearing, grubbing, and rough grading for homes, barns and shops.
Land & Lot Clearing →Clear tangled undergrowth, fence rows and invasive brush to make land walkable, usable and fire-safe again.
Brush & Underbrush Removal →Mesquite grows back from the root unless you pull the crown. We grub it out so pasture stays open, not just cut back.
Mesquite Removal & Grubbing →Grind stumps below grade or grub them out roots-and-all so you can mow, build or replant over the top.
Stump Grinding & Removal →Clear a clean line for new fence, survey crews, ranch roads and utility access — straight, tight and ready to work.
Fence Line & Right-of-Way Clearing →Turn overgrown pasture back into grazing and hay ground, and keep brush cycles from swallowing your acreage again.
Pasture & Ranch Land Clearing →