Beyond vegetation, land clearing often extends to existing landscaping and structures. Salvaging existing landscaping is a cost-effective option, where sod, small trees, and living shrubs can be carefully cut, relocated, or repurposed. This process, though an investment, tends to be more economical than purchasing new plants from a nursery.

In some cases, land clearing involves the demolition of existing buildings, typically executed swiftly. However, the expense lies in waste removal and landfill costs, with fees averaging around $40/ton for disposal. To mitigate costs, demolition contractors prioritize repurposing and recycling materials like copper and aged wood products with resale value.

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Prioritize the removal of all organic matter before excavation to prevent soil contamination beneath the surface. Minimizing the haul-off and import of materials is cost-effective and prudent for budget-conscious projects. Strategic planning for property access with equipment and trucks is crucial, anticipating and mitigating potential impacts on roadways and traffic during clearing operations. After clearing your land, trust us for your project's excavation needs. Contact us to discuss how we can assist with your excavation project!