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Land Clearing & Forestry Mulching in Hamburg Township, Michigan
Forestry mulching, brush hogging and lot clearing in Hamburg Township, about 50 minutes from our base in Royal Oak.
Hamburg Township has thirty-two named lakes and the Huron River running through the middle of them: Ore, Zukey, Strawberry, Buck, Rush, Gallagher, Base Line and Portage, the whole chain. It is the most populated township in Livingston County, but most of that population lives on lake lots and wooded one- to three-acre parcels along Hamburg, Chilson, Winans Lake and Merrill roads, with Brighton Recreation Area on one side and the Lakelands Trail across the middle.
A Hamburg lake lot has a narrow side yard, a steep bank, and twenty years of buckthorn, grapevine and box elder between the deck and the dock. The wooded lots behind the lakes fill in with honeysuckle under the oaks, and the low ground between the lakes turns to cattail and willow. Hamburg is fifty minutes from Royal Oak. Banks are walked and planned on site, the chip layer holds the slope, and there is nothing to haul out through that side yard.
Where we work in Hamburg Township: Hamburg, Lakeland, Pettysville and the M-36, Hamburg, Chilson, Winans Lake, Merrill and Pettysville road corridors.
Common Jobs in Hamburg Township
- Lake lot banks and shoreline brush on Ore, Zukey, Strawberry, Buck, Rush, Gallagher and Portage lakes.
- Huron River frontage cleared to a chip layer that holds the bank, shade trees kept.
- Backyard reclamation on wooded lots off Chilson, Winans Lake and Merrill roads.
- New-build lot clearing on the remaining wooded parcels, with keeper trees flagged.
- Pond banks and low corners between the lakes cleared on frozen ground.
Questions We Hear in Hamburg Township
Can you get to a lake lot with a narrow side yard?
Yes. Send a photo of the access and we will confirm the route. The machine is compact for what it does, and there is no brush pile to drag back out, which is the main advantage on a tight lake lot.
What does the bank look like when you are done?
Chips over the slope, the shade trees standing, and the water visible from the house again. By the second summer the grass is through the chips and the bank looks like it was always that way.
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Overgrown Ground in Hamburg Township?
Send the address and a few photos through the quote form, or call. You will get one project price for the whole job, travel included.