Beaumont's Trusted Land Clearing & Brush Removal Experts

Cut Brush clears overgrown land for owners around Beaumont, from a backyard in Port Neches to wooded acreage near Silsbee or Jasper. We can open a house site, bring back a pasture, clear a fence line or cut trails through hunting land. We can also thin the brush under woods you want to keep.

Most of the work is forestry mulching. One machine grinds brush, saplings and small trees into mulch right where they stand, in a single pass. There is no burn pile and nothing to haul away, and the mulch stays on the ground as cover. We also offer full land clearing, understory clearing under pines and oaks, and lot and homesite prep.

The service area covers Jefferson, Orange, Hardin and Jasper counties. Much of the wooded ground here is flat pine and hardwood country that stays wet after rain. The usual brush is yaupon, wax myrtle and young pine, with Chinese tallow moving into open ground and water oak and sweetgum in the low spots.

Clearing land here means working around wet ground, ditches and limits on burning. Forestry mulching deals with all three with less fuss than a dozer and a fire.

• One pass, no burn pile. State rules generally keep brush fires outside city limits, and a county burn ban stops them in dry spells. Mulched brush never needs a fire.
• Lighter on soft ground. Tracked machines spread their weight, which matters on flatwoods soil that holds water near the surface.
• Prices you can see first. Per-acre ranges for every kind of work are published on the Beaumont pricing page.
• Scope and price in writing. Once we confirm we can take the job, you get both in writing before any work starts.
• Built for this brush. The service is set up for the yaupon, wax myrtle, tallow and young pine that fill a Golden Triangle lot.

The Texas land clearing cost guide shows how these prices compare across the state. A pin, a rough acreage and a few photos are enough to start.