Walk your Woods again

Open residential woods with a mulched walk and sight lines between the trees

Based in Calera, AL. Serving Shelby County, Over the Mountain, Chilton County, and nearby communities.

Service Packages

Yard Edge & Property Line

The edge has eaten the yard, fence, and property line. We thin the first 30โ€“50 feet and put the line back. Property line clearing, fence line clearing, and selective underbrush removal. Good trees stay.

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Woodland Thinning & Trails

The understory closed in and the woods cannot be walked. We thin for spacing and timber stand improvement, then open nature trails, horse trails, and food plot access trails. Selective thinning. Good trees stay.

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Pasture & Field Edge

Pasture and field edges lose ground to trees. Bush hogging, field edge clearing, tree line clearing, pasture reclamation, and food plot clearing so the field stays open.

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Curb Appeal Transformation

The lot looks neglected from the road. Sight line clearing and overgrown property cleanup open the first view. Good trees stay.

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Understory Threats

We identify and manage invasive species like privet and kudzu that choke native growth. These aggressive plants monopolize sunlight and nutrients, preventing the forest floor from recovering and the understory from thriving.

Restore Your Woodland

Before: house and yard edge buried in leaves and underbrush

Same woods.

Different story.

After: yard edge and fence line opened, mature trees left standing

Thin. Manage. Recycle.

Thin woodland for proper spacing

Remove invasive plants

Reseed the understory with natives

Recycle the debris that has to be removed

Instead of tossing what we cut into a landfill, we recycle it. Chips can stay on site as ground cover. Logs can stay where they hold soil and make habitat. What leaves the property goes to a better use than the landfill.

Tree Spacing

Through selective thinning and light-footed understory management. Our approach helps preserve the forest's health and allow for a balanced, thriving ecosystem. We use specialized equipment to surgically thin rather than shred the entire forest floor.