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Barbed-wire fence row half cleared of cedar and brush on a cattle pasture in Greene County, MO

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Land Clearing Springfield MO: Contact for Land Clearing in Springfield

The phone is the fastest way to a price. Here is what helps to have ready.

  • Springfield and 10 nearby townsGreene and Christian County, all within 20 miles
  • Licensed, insured local contractorsWe work with them; ask for proof before work starts
  • Written price firstPer-acre ranges published on every service page
  • Calls answeredMonday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm

Land Clearing Springfield MO takes requests by phone for land clearing, forestry mulching and site clearing in Springfield and the surrounding towns. Calls are answered Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm. There is no form on purpose: a two-minute description of the ground gets you a better first answer than a form does.

Barbed-wire fence row half cleared of cedar and brush on a cattle pasture in Greene County, MO

Have these ready

  • Roughly how many acres, or the length of the fence row or trail
  • What is growing there (cedar, honeysuckle, brush, saplings, mature trees) and how thick it is
  • The diameter of the biggest trees, even as a rough guess
  • Whether the ground slopes, holds water or has sinkholes or a creek
  • What you want it to become (pasture, a house pad, open woods, a trail)
  • Whether the property is inside a city's limits, since the permit and burn rules differ

What happens next

You will be connected with a local contractor who will ask a few questions, give you a likely range, and arrange a walk of the property if one is needed. The what to expect guide covers the visit itself. Calls may be recorded; a notice plays first.

Tell us the acreage and what is growing on it, and hear a typical price range before anyone drives out.

Call (417) 759-5914

Not sure whether you need mulching, grubbing or a full clear? Most people are not. Call and describe the ground.

Call (417) 759-5914

Tell us what is growing and how much of it

Say roughly how many acres, what has taken over (cedar, honeysuckle, brush, saplings, a grown-in fence row) and what you want the ground to become. You will hear which method usually fits and what it tends to cost per acre before anyone drives out.

Call (417) 759-5914