Expert Land Surveyors in Jacksonville, FL

Forestry mulching uses large carbide bits, or sharp steel knives to cut, shred, and pulverize vegetation. This method of clearing causes little to no soil disturbance, and leaves behind an environmentally friendly bed of mulch.

Stumps, just like the rest of the tree are ground up and mulched. We try and grind stumps around 1 inch sub surface. This unique approach to land clearing allows you to not have to worry about stumps or giant holes left from digging out root systems.

The mulch will be essentially sprayed from the front of the mulcher. Areas with bigger trees, soft wood evergreens such as cedars, will leave a thicker mulch bed. This mulch bed is very beneficial to the environment. It helps control weeds, it reduces erosion, and over time as it decomposes returns nutrients to the soil.

This question is one we really hate to answer over the phone. With clearing no two jobs are the same and the variables always can skew this data one way or the other. Below are some pictures of before and after and the time as a general rule of thumb the Kubota is geared for 0.5 to 1 acre a day of underbrush. The Fecon can handle as much as 4 acres a day in underbrush or 2 acres a day of trees under 10 inches in diameter.