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Land Clearing & Forestry Mulching in Brighton, Michigan
Forestry mulching, brush hogging and lot clearing in Brighton and Brighton Township, about 40 minutes from our base in Royal Oak.
Brighton is forty minutes from Royal Oak where I-96 meets US-23, and it is surrounded by preserved land: Island Lake Recreation Area, Brighton Recreation Area with Bishop Lake and Chilson Pond, Huron Meadows Metropark, and Kensington across the county line, with the GM proving ground on the township's north end. The private ground between them is wooded subdivisions, lake lots on Woodland, Lake of the Pines, Woodruff and School lakes, Huron River frontage, and one- to five-acre parcels along Hyne, Spencer and Pleasant Valley roads.
Oak woods on these sandy hills fill in with buckthorn and honeysuckle, the lake and river banks grow grapevine and box elder to the water, and the outlots and buffer strips in the subdivisions go to Callery pear and brush. We grind it flat where it stands, leave the trees that make a Brighton lot worth having, and haul nothing. Wet ground near the river and the lakes waits for frozen months.
Where we work in Brighton and Brighton Township: the City of Brighton, Brighton Township and the Grand River, Old US-23, Hilton, Hyne, Spencer, Kensington and Pleasant Valley road corridors.
Common Jobs in Brighton and Brighton Township
- Lake and Huron River frontage: brush taken down to a chip layer that holds the bank, shade trees kept.
- Backyard and understory reclamation on wooded subdivision lots off Hilton, Hyne and Spencer roads.
- New-build lot clearing on the parcels along Pleasant Valley and Kensington roads, with keeper trees flagged.
- Subdivision outlots, buffer strips and retention pond banks, priced as one job for the association.
- Commercial parcels along Grand River Avenue and Old US-23.
Questions We Hear in Brighton
Do you work in Brighton subdivisions?
Yes, both for homeowners and for associations. A backyard that has grown shut is a half-day job with no brush pile at the curb, and outlots and pond banks are cleared to a mulch layer the landscaper can mow.
Can you clear river frontage without damaging the bank?
Yes. We work from the top of the bank down, keep the tracks on firm ground, and leave the chip layer on the slope so the spring rise does not take the soil with it.
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Overgrown Ground in Brighton?
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