How to Clear Overgrown Brush and Trees

A beautiful property is something to be proud of. But when overgrown brush and trees become an eyesore, it's time to take action. Fortunately, clearing overgrown brush and trees is easier than you might think. Let's look at the steps you can take to make your property more attractive and spacious again.

Prepare Your Tools

The first step in clearing your overgrowth property is ensuring you have the right tools. A chainsaw will be essential if you're dealing with heavy tree stumps and large patches of dense brush. You can rent one from most home improvement stores if you don't own one already. Also, make sure you have safety goggles, work gloves, and earplugs on hand before getting started.

Clear the Area 

Once you've got all your tools ready, it's time to start clearing the area. Start by cutting down any large trees or shrubs that take up too much space and ensure you dispose of them properly (you may need to rent a chipper). For smaller branches and twigs, try using hedge trimmers or loppers; they'll do just as good a job while requiring less effort from you! When it comes to weeds or invasive species, shovels are usually the best tool for digging them up. Ensure you get rid of them entirely, so they don't come back later! 

Know When To Call In Reinforcements                                                                                                                                               

When tackling larger jobs such as cutting down trees or removing stumps, it is best to call in reinforcements such as a professional land-clearing company specializing in pruning and removal services. They have the proper equipment and know-how to do these jobs safely and efficiently without damaging nearby structures or plants. Plus, they can advise on soil conditions or what types of shrubs will thrive best in your area so that you can avoid future maintenance issues down the road! 

Clean Up Your Mess

Once all the overgrowth has been cleared away, it's time for cleanup! Rake up any leaves or twigs that may have fallen during the process and haul them away in trash bags (or compost them if possible). You may also need to use a pressure washer to remove any dirt or mud that has been kicked up during the process. Finally, add some mulch around any newly planted shrubs or trees so they can take root more easily. 

Clearing overgrown brush and trees with the right tools and patience is easier than it seems! This simple guide should give you all the information needed to tackle even the densest patches of overgrowth without breaking your back (or budget). So go ahead; unlock your property's potential today.

Back 40 Land Services

Back 40 Land Services is based in Tyler, Texas, and is the perfect partner for your next forestry mulching, excavation, or land clearing project. View a complete list of our services on our website to learn more. 

Our company is built on communication, dedication, and transparency. This recipe has helped us positively impact the lives of people from a vast number of industries for over 20 years. With passion and creative problem-solving at the forefront of our business, Back 40 Land Services is the perfect partner for your next land enhancement project. Contact us today for a free, customized quote at 214-727-8531.

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