Lot & Land Clearing
Call Breaking Ground for your next Lot or Land Clearing Project
Lot & Land Clearing (De-Forestry)
Breaking Ground has what you need for your next lot or land clearing project. Whether you need Right-of-way clearing and maintenance, general land clearing of invasive underbrush or reclaiming habitat conservation for wildlife.
Our powerful skid track loader with forestry mulching attachment eliminates the need for multiple pieces of equipment such as bulldozers, excavators and hauling equipment in many cases. BG capabilities allow us to operate in small areas or tight spaces, steep slopes with limited disturbance to soils or desirable vegetation.
Right of Way
Perfect for municipalities whether a city, town or county department of transportation (DOT), highway superintendent (public works departments); BG right-of-way clearing and maintenance for roads, highways, pipelines, and other utility lines.
Lot or Land Clearing
Whether you have a commercial and residential land clearing project: site preparation and development, cutting and clearing brush, nature and recreational trail creation, or simply to reclaim your overgrown wooded backyard! Call Breaking Ground.
Wetlands and riparian (where the water meets the land) habitat conservation
Are you a nonprofit riparian or conservation organization, government agency, hunt club, or private land owner? Do you want to maintain habitats for pheasants, doves,, deer and various other wildlife? Maintaining an animal habitat encompasses several different aspects: food, water, shelter, and space.
Food
Breaking Ground can remove unwanted underbrush and invasive species, such as buckthorn and multi-flora rose, in order to allow the rejuvenation of grasses and other food sources.
Water
Use Breaking Ground to restore water source access that has been blocked due to tree and under-story growth, allowing animals to access the water.
Shelter & Space
Breaking Ground forestry mulching equipment can remove invasive underbrush that prevents the growth of the grasses required by certain animals for shelter, breeding, escaping the summer heat, and protecting themselves from cold temperatures.
Invasive species control
Some common invasive plant species in New York State can be found here. These species invade a natural habitat, soak up a tremendous amount of ground water, some even release toxins and need to be removed to reestablish the native habitat or to preserve the water table.
