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Land Clearing & Forestry Mulching in Howell, Michigan
Forestry mulching, brush hogging and lot clearing in Howell and Howell Township, about 50 minutes from our base in Royal Oak.
Howell is the county seat and the point where Livingston County changes from lake country to farm country. East of the city, Genoa and Oceola have Lake Chemung, Thompson Lake and wooded lots; west and north, Howell Township, Marion, Cohoctah and Deerfield are hay fields, muck ground, hobby farms and hunting parcels along Byron, Oak Grove, Coon Lake and Chilson roads. It is about fifty minutes from Royal Oak on I-96.
A hobby farm around Howell usually has the same three problems: a pasture that went to autumn olive after the last horse left, a hedgerow of box elder and grapevine where the fence used to be, and a woodlot that has walked twenty feet into the hay field. Muck ground in the low fields grows brush faster than anything in the county. We take the pasture and field edges back, open the hunting parcels in the townships around the city, and clear building sites and commercial lots, all ground into a chip layer in place. Muck is a frozen-ground job.
Where we work in Howell and Howell Township: the City of Howell, Howell Township, Fleming, Marion, Oceola and Genoa townships and the I-96, M-59, Grand River, Byron, Oak Grove, Latson and Chilson road corridors.
Common Jobs in Howell and Howell Township
- Pasture and paddock reclamation on the hobby farms in Howell, Marion and Oceola townships.
- Field edges and hedgerows ground back to the line so the hay ground is mowable to the fence.
- Hunting parcels in Cohoctah, Deerfield, Marion and Oceola: trails, lanes and plots.
- Building sites on the splits along Byron, Oak Grove and Coon Lake roads, cleared to the footprint and drive.
- Commercial and industrial parcels along Latson Road, Grand River and the I-96 interchanges.
Questions We Hear in Howell
Can you clear muck ground west of Howell?
Yes, in winter. Muck grows brush fast and is a frozen-ground job, so the low fields are scheduled for January and February when the tracks ride on top of the frost. Upland pasture and building sites are done in any season.
Do you brush hog hay ground that has gone a few years?
Yes. A brush hog handles the grass and light brush, and the mulcher takes the saplings and the hedgerows. See brush hogging.
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Overgrown Ground in Howell?
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