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Land Clearing & Forestry Mulching in Kimball Township, Michigan
Forestry mulching, brush hogging and lot clearing in Kimball Township, about 60 minutes from our base in Royal Oak.
Kimball Township is where St. Clair County is building: the I-69 and Wadhams Road corridor west of Port Huron, an hour from Royal Oak, with the Pine River and Smiths Creek running through the south of it and the Black River touching the northeast corner. The ground is a mix of new subdivisions and one- to five-acre lots around Wadhams and Sparlingville, farm fields and woodlots toward Smiths Creek, and river bottoms along the Pine.
New-build lots on wooded ground, backyards that have filled in with honeysuckle and box elder, creek bottoms gone to willow and dogwood, and field edges creeping into the crop ground. We clear the building envelope and leave the keeper trees, grind the backyards flat under the oaks, and take the bottomland brush on frozen ground, all left as a chip layer with nothing to haul.
Where we work in Kimball Township: Kimball, Smiths Creek, Sparlingville, Wadhams, West Tappan and the I-69, Wadhams, Range, Lapeer, Smiths Creek, Griswold and Allen road corridors.
Common Jobs in Kimball Township
- New-build lot clearing on the wooded parcels along Wadhams, Range and Allen roads, with keeper trees flagged.
- Backyard and understory reclamation on wooded lots where the back half has grown shut.
- Pine River and Smiths Creek bottoms and banks, cleared on frozen ground.
- Field edges and hedgerows ground back to the line on the farm ground toward Smiths Creek.
- Commercial parcels along the I-69 and Wadhams Road interchange.
Questions We Hear in Kimball Township
Do you clear lots for new construction in Kimball Township?
Yes. The building envelope, drive line and septic area are cleared, the saplings are ground flush so there is no stump field, and the trees you want around the house stay. See site preparation.
Can you clear the creek bottom on my property?
Yes, once it freezes. The Pine and Smiths Creek bottoms are too soft for anything but frozen-ground work, so the willow and dogwood down there go on the winter calendar.
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