Fence line clearing around Cincinnati

Fence installers lose time fighting brush. When the line is already open, they can walk it, set posts and stretch wire or hang boards without stopping to cut their way forward.

We clear a strip along the planned line and mulch everything in place. There’s no brush to drag away, and your installer gets a clean, drivable path if the ground allows it. Ask your fence crew how wide they want it, and we’ll match that.

Old fences disappear. Trees grow through the wire, vines pull the posts over and multiflora rose fills in both sides. Before you can fix it or tear it out, somebody has to find it.

We can open the line back up so you can see what’s worth saving. One thing to know: old wire and posts hidden in brush are hard on a mulching head, so tell us about any fence you know is in there, and we’ll work around it carefully or plan to have it pulled first.

Overgrown fence rows often sit right on a property boundary, so clearing one can affect your neighbor too. It’s worth having the line staked by a surveyor if there’s any doubt, and a quick talk with the neighbor saves a lot of trouble later.

Once the line is settled, we’ll clear to it and no further.

Jobs start at $2,500, which covers one full crew day. A crew day can cover a lot of fence line, so long runs are a good fit. On a shorter run, it often makes sense to clear the back corner, a trail or an overgrown patch on the same day. Tell us everything that’s bothering you and we’ll make the day count.