Professional Land and Lot Clearing

Prepare your property for new construction, landscaping, or even an expansion with Big Bird Tree Services in Pennsylvania, PA. Our team specializes in clearing lots and lands to create a clean slate for your projects. Whether you are planning to develop your landscape, construct a new project, or expand your property, our land and lot clearing services are tailored to meet your needs. Put your trust in us to efficiently clear away trees, debris, and vegetation to make way for your vision. Call now: (215) 582-7200.

Our Lot and Clearing Process:

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Site assessment:

We do a site assessment to evaluate the area that needs clearing. This helps determine the scope of work, identify any hazardous materials, assess the terrain, and plan the most effective clearing methods.

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Permitting

Depending on the local regulations of the location, permits may be required for land-clearing activities.
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Utility Marking

Utility lines are located, marked, and protected to prevent damage to underground utilities such as gas, water, and electrical lines.
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Tree and Vegetation Removal

Bushes, trees, shrubs, and other vegetation are removed from the site using specialized equipment such as tree grinders, chainsaws, and chippers.

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Debris Removal

After the removal of vegetation, debris such as logs, stumps, and branches are cleared from the land. Debris is either hauled away for disposal, chipped, or repurposed if possible.
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Grinding and Leveling

Once everything is cleared, the land is graded and leveled to create an even and smooth surface. This ensures proper drainage and prepares the land for construction or landscaping.
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Erosion Control

Erosion control techniques like putting in silt barriers, erosion blankets, or temporary plants can be used to stop soil erosion and sediment runoff.

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Final Cleanup

The location is carefully examined for any environmental damage, risks, or leftover waste. In order to prepare the land for the following stage of construction, final cleanup entails clearing away any remaining trash and leveling the ground.
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Disposal and Recycling

The materials that are removed during the clearing process are recycled, if possible, disposed of properly, or used again for mulch or other landscaping.

Call us now to start your land-clearing process: (215) 582-7200