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Land Clearing & Forestry Mulching in Washington Township, Michigan
Forestry mulching, brush hogging and lot clearing in Washington Township, about 35 minutes from our base in Royal Oak.
Washington Township is subdivisions on one side and Stony Creek Metropark on the other, with the last of the orchards and farms holding on north of 28 Mile Road and horse properties along Campground and Jewell roads. It is thirty-five minutes from Royal Oak up M-53, and most of what we do here is on the line between the new houses and the old ground they were built on.
New-build lots on former farm and orchard ground, outlots and retention pond banks in the subdivisions gone to buckthorn and Callery pear, backyards that back onto a hedgerow of box elder and honeysuckle, and the remaining two- to five-acre parcels north of 28 Mile that have grown shut. We grind it in place, leave a mulch layer that can be mowed, and there is no brush pile at the curb or in the common area.
Where we work in Washington Township: Washington, Mount Vernon, Clifton Mills and the M-53, Van Dyke, Mound, 26 Mile through 32 Mile, Campground and Jewell road corridors.
Common Jobs in Washington Township
- New-build lot clearing on the parcels north of 28 Mile, with the building envelope and drive opened and keeper trees flagged.
- Subdivision outlots, buffer strips and retention pond banks, cleared to a mulch layer and priced as one job for the association.
- Backyards that back onto old hedgerows and orchard rows, opened up to the property line.
- Horse pasture and paddock reclamation along Campground and Jewell roads.
- Commercial parcels and outlots along Van Dyke, 26 Mile and 32 Mile.
Questions We Hear in Washington Township
Do you work with homeowner associations in Washington Township?
Yes. Outlots, pond banks and buffer strips are cleared to a mulch layer the landscaper can mow, and the whole community is priced as a single project so the board has one number.
Can you clear a building lot without leaving stumps?
Yes. The saplings and brush are ground flush with the ground, so there is no stump field and no pile; the roots stay put and rot. Keeper trees are flagged and left. See site preparation.
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