Forestry Mulching And Land Clearing in Cincinnati, OH

Honeysuckle, briars, cedar and dead ash ground down where they stand, across Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana, so the back acres, fence rows and trails are yours again. The estimate is free.

Brushcutrs Forestry Mulching badge: an orange Kubota track loader with a mulching head, a beaver and a pine tree line at sunset
  • Family owned
  • Pro equipment
  • Fast and reliable
  • Good communication

How we price

By the job, not the clock

A lot of clearing gets billed by the hour or the day. We price the whole job before we start, so how fast we work is our business, not your bill.

Free estimate
On the clock
  • Every hour the machine runs goes on the bill.
  • Slow ground and long days add up.
  • You find out the total when the work is done.
By the job
  • One price for the job, given before we start.
  • The quote covers the work, not the hours it takes.
  • You know the number before the first sapling goes down.

Family owned. Our own iron.

Brushcutrs is a family-owned crew out of North Bend. It started because clearing brush is the work we want to do every single day, and because we all love the same part of it: the before and after.

There's no office between you and the job. The team that prices your ground is the same team that clears it, and you'll know who's coming before the mulcher starts.

The walk-through

Bids and estimates

We walk the ground with you, tell you straight what it needs, and give you one price for the job.

In the seat

Runs the machines

Our own operator runs the mulcher. Show us the trees you want kept and we cut around them.

If we could clear brush every single day, we would.

The Brushcutrs team, on why we started

Our own iron Fleet list

Kubota compact track loader
Light tracks, steady on slopes and soft ground.
Fecon forestry mulching head
The drum that grinds brush and saplings into mulch.
Fecon excavator mulcher
Reaches over creek banks and into steep spots.
Kubota mini excavator
Trenches, French drains, swales and light grading.
Grapple
Picks up logs and moves what's in the way.

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You couldn't walk in it. Now you can mow it.

Drag across: a fence line swallowed by brush and saplings, then the same kind of ground opened up and cut down. Placeholder photos for now, until our own before-and-after shots go up.

Stock placeholder photo: a cleared field cut down to the ground in front of a tree line
Stock placeholder photo: an overgrown gate and fence line with brush and saplings behind it
BeforeAfter

Placeholder stock photos, not a Brushcutrs job. Our own before-and-after photos go here once they're in.

The process

How a clearing goes

Four steps, and you deal with the same Brushcutrs team the whole way through.

  1. 1

    Call or text

    Tell us what you've got: how much ground, what's growing on it, and what you want it to be.

  2. 2

    We walk it and price it

    We walk the ground with you and give you one number for the whole job. Ready to go? You can sign right there on the iPad.

  3. 3

    We clear it

    The mulcher goes in and the brush comes out as mulch. You mark what stays.

  4. 4

    We walk it together

    When it's done, we walk it with you so you see every corner before we load up.

Why we mulch instead of push and burn

The old way pushes everything into piles with a dozer, then burns it or hauls it off. A forestry mulcher does the cutting and the cleanup in one pass. The drum grinds honeysuckle, multiflora rose, briars, saplings and cedar where they stand and lays them back down as mulch.

The roots stay in the ground, so hillsides and creek banks hold together instead of washing out. The mulch layer keeps rain off bare clay, slows erosion and breaks down into the soil over time.

It's the right tool for most of the brush and overgrown ground around here. Read how we handle forestry mulching for brush and overgrown land, or see our land clearing for lots, pastures and backyards.

Real Brushcutrs job
Real Brushcutrs job
  • One pass: cut, ground up and spread
  • No burn piles and no hauling
  • Roots left in place to hold hillsides
  • A mulch layer that feeds the soil and slows erosion
  • Tracks that work on slopes and wet ground

Our first reviews are on their way

Brushcutrs is a new company, so there's no wall of reviews to show you yet. What we can show you is how we work: a walk-through before anything gets cut, a price you understand, and a final walk with you when the job is done.

Already had us out? Once our Google profile is up, we'd be grateful for an honest review of how it went.

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Where we work: both sides of the Ohio RiverSolid ring about 40 miles · dashed ring about 75 miles

Service areas

Both sides of the river

Northern Kentucky comes first: Florence, Union, Burlington and the hills of Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties. From North Bend, just west of Cincinnati, we also cover Greater Cincinnati and Southeast Indiana, and we travel down I-75 to Georgetown and Lexington.

What landowners ask first

What is forestry mulching?

Forestry mulching uses one machine with a spinning, toothed drum to cut brush and small trees and grind them into mulch where they stand. The mulch stays on the ground as a protective layer. There's no piling, burning or hauling, so the ground is cleared in a single pass.

How do you price a clearing job?

By the job. We look at the ground, what's growing on it and what you want done, then give you one price for the whole thing. We don't charge by the hour or the day, and the estimate is free.

What's left behind after mulching?

A layer of shredded wood over the ground, with the cut brush ground down near the surface. It settles, breaks down over time and lets grass come back through. Once it settles, the ground is easy to walk, ride and maintain.

Do you grind stumps?

We don't run a separate stump grinder. When we're mulching or clearing, the mulcher head takes stumps down as part of that job. We handle stumps only alongside a clearing or mulching job, not on their own.

Do you take small jobs?

Yes. A fence row, a trail or a patch of honeysuckle behind the house is worth a call. Smaller jobs are welcome, and we can schedule half-day work.

What areas do you cover?

Northern Kentucky first, including Florence, Union and Burlington, plus Greater Cincinnati and Southeast Indiana. We're based in North Bend, just west of Cincinnati, and travel out to Hamilton, Georgetown and Lexington. Our service areas page has the full list.

More answers on the FAQ page

Let's open it back up

Show us the ground you've given up on. We'll walk it, price it and tell you straight what it takes.

A beaver chewing a log that reads: Beavers got nothing on us