If you want to create more space on your property for development, introduce new agricultural opportunities, or expand your land in St. Francisville, LA, or the greater Baton Rouge, LA, area, our land clearing service is the perfect solution. With our expertise in land clearing, we can effectively handle your project.
No matter the size, type, or location of your Louisiana project, Johnson & Sons can transform your land.
We've got a proven track record of clearing land of all sizes. The Johnson & Sons team, led by husband and wife duo Brandon and Brittney, has the knowledge and experience to navigate any challenges.
We prioritize sustainable practices and adhere strictly to regional environmental regulations. Our approach to land clearing and development around St. Francisville minimizes impact on the ecosystem, preserving natural resources for future generations while making your land that much better.
We offer a wide range of services, from forestry mulching service to tree removal and hauling. Our turnkey approach means a seamless process for our clients, eliminating the need to hire multiple contractors and saving time and resources – and hassle!
Land clearing is the process of removing trees, shrubs, and other vegetation from a piece of land in order to make it suitable for development or agricultural purposes. This can involve cutting down trees, burning vegetation, and clearing away debris.
Forestry mulching is a land-clearing method that uses specialized equipment to grind and shred trees, brush, and other vegetation into mulch. This mulch is then spread across the cleared area, providing nutrients to the soil and preventing erosion. It is an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional land clearing methods, as it does not require burning or hauling away debris. Additionally, it can promote the growth of native plants and improve wildlife habitats.
Dirt work, also known as earthwork, is the process of preparing and shaping the land for construction or agricultural purposes by moving and compacting soil. It includes tasks such as excavation, grading, and filling to achieve a desired elevation and level surface.
Call, email, or fill out our contact form to set up a free consultation.
We will give you a quote based on the scope of work. When agreed upon, we will schedule a time that works best for you to get to work.
We will transform your land to prepare it for your vision!
Land clearing can be done on undeveloped, partially developed, or developed land. Clearing land makes it more valuable and prepares it for construction, landscaping, or other projects.
By clearing the land of overgrown vegetation and trees, the risk of wildfire or brushfire decreases substantially.
When done in an environmentally conscious and careful manner, land clearing can preserve local ecosystems while removing invasive plant species from the land.
Proper land clearing technique involves grading the land to create pathways for water to flow and reducing the risk of flooding. To do this, land clearing companies use machinery to adjust the terrain and remove obstacles that could prevent water from draining properly.
Our core service area is North Central Louisiana, including:
LA Franklinton, LA
Prairieville, LA
Kentwood, LA
Bogalusa, LA
Ponchatoula, LA
Springfield, LA
Walker, LA
Livingston, LA
Hammond, LA
Covington, LA
Mandeville, LA
Gonzales, LA
Central LA
Denham Springs, LA
We service the entire Baton Rouge area as well.
The price of land clearing depends on a lot of factors, including the size of the space and the density of the brush or trees. It also depends on factors like accessibility and local permits. Get a free quote by calling today!
Yes, but inexperienced property owners often overestimate their ability to efficiently and safely clear their own land without damaging the environment. Also, hiring professionals like the team at Preeminent means you don’t have to worry about understanding local regulations or securing permits. We will take care of that for you.
Hand Clearing is suitable for small areas and involves manual removal of vegetation.
Mechanical clearing uses heavy machinery for larger areas.
Forestry Mulching turns trees and brush into mulch, leaving an organic layer on the land.
Brush Removal involves clearing small trees and shrubs.
Tree Removal and stump grinding involves cutting down trees and removing remaining stumps.