Forestry Mulching And Land Clearing in Hamilton, OH
Straight up the Great Miami to Butler County.
About 40 minutes from North Bend, and the land opens up the whole way there.
Forestry mulching in Hamilton, OH is an easy run for us. From North Bend we pick up SR-128, Hamilton Cleves Road, in Cleves and follow the Great Miami north into Butler County. It's about 40 minutes to the county seat.
Around Hamilton the work is less about steep ravines and more about acreage: farm ground with grown-up fence rows, wooded strips along creeks, and back fields that slipped out of use and filled in with autumn olive and multiflora rose.
Farm ground in Ross and Hanover Township
Ross Township, southwest of the city, and Hanover Township, out between Hamilton and Oxford, are rolling farm ground and acreage homes. A lot of owners there have 10 or 20 acres they quit using once the brush got ahead of them.
The best part of the job, for us, is when an owner can finally get onto ground they haven't been able to reach in years. Our forestry mulching for overgrown land turns that ground back into pasture, food plots or somewhere to walk.
We have all brand new equipment and really nice stuff.
Brushcutrs owner
Fence rows and creek strips out toward Oxford
Along US-27 toward Oxford, fence lines are the classic job. Cedar, rose and saplings grow up through the wire until you can't fix the fence or even find it. We mulch a clean strip down both sides so a post driver can get in, and cut access trails along creeks and between fields with brush clearing.
Wooded lots on the Fairfield Township side
East of the city, along SR-4 and the SR-129 freeway out to I-75, Fairfield Township has new houses going in on wooded lots. Lot clearing there means taking out the understory and small trees, keeping the ones worth keeping and leaving ground the builder can work.
The clay holds water, so if the lot needs a drainage trench or a swale while we're already there, we can handle that too. It's part of how our land clearing jobs get finished right.
What we do around Hamilton
Light excavation
Trenching and drainage excavation · French drain installation · Yard drainage solutions
Stumps, with the job
The mulcher head takes stumps down as part of a clearing or mulching job.
Questions from Hamilton
How far is Hamilton from you?
About 40 minutes from North Bend, mostly up SR-128 along the Great Miami. Because we price by the job, not the hour, you aren't paying an hourly rate while we drive.
Do you work out toward Oxford and Millville?
Yes. Hanover Township, Millville and the farm ground along US-27 toward Oxford are a regular part of our Butler County area. The bigger the piece of ground, the more sense it makes to book a full day out there.
Can you clear an old fence row without taking out the fence?
Usually, if the fence is still standing. The mulcher works along the wire and cuts brush back from both sides. If the fence is already down and buried, it's faster to clear the line and let you rebuild.
What's the difference between mulching and bulldozing a field?
A bulldozer pushes brush, roots and topsoil into piles you then have to burn or haul. A mulcher grinds the brush where it stands and leaves the topsoil in place under a mulch layer. For reclaiming pasture, that leaves the ground in better shape.
Do you clear lots in Fairfield Township for new homes?
Yes. We clear brush and small trees and take stumps down with the mulcher head during the job, so the lot is ready for the builder's layout. Flag any trees you want kept before we start.
Do you also cover Cincinnati?
Yes. Cincinnati is home ground for us, about 40 minutes back down the Great Miami, and Northern Kentucky is just across the river from there.
Other places we work
Ground in Hamilton that's gotten away from you?
Call or text us with the address and what's growing on it. We'll walk it with you and price the whole job.
