About Cut Brush: Serving San Antonio & the Hill Country
Land Clearing and Forestry Mulching Specialists
Our Story
Cut Brush started with a simple frustration: too much good land sitting unusable. Overgrown lots, invasive species creeping across property lines, and brush so thick an owner could not walk their own back acre, let alone build on it. Clearing it the old way meant bulldozers, burn piles, and a hauling bill on top of everything else. We built the company around a better method.
We're a family-owned company dedicated to delivering professional land clearing and forestry mulching with a focus on quality, efficiency, and leaving your property looking its best.
Our core method is forestry mulching: a tracked machine with a carbide-tooth drum grinds standing trees, brush, and unwanted vegetation into a natural mulch layer right where it falls. There's no hauling piles away, no burning, and minimal soil disturbance. The result is a cleaner, more usable property without the mess and expense that often comes with traditional land clearing.
We are straight about pricing and straight about what a property actually needs, including the times it needs less work than you expected. Whether it is a quarter-acre backyard or a ten-acre tract being prepped for construction, we treat the property like it is our own. That is why most of our work comes from repeat customers and referrals. We serve San Antonio and the counties around it, from the US-281 corridor north through Comal and Kendall County out to the ranch ground west and south.
What Clearing Around San Antonio Asks For
Every region has its own version of this work. Here the ground is thin over limestone, so a machine that strips it bare leaves rock and a washout after the next storm, which is why we grind material in place and leave the mat behind. Ashe juniper is the plant most people call about, and it is priced by trunk diameter rather than acreage because that is what the drum actually feels.
Two rules shape the calendar more than the weather does. Clearing over the Edwards Aquifer is a regulated activity, and approval has to be in hand before soil is disturbed on the recharge zone. Texas A&M Forest Service advises against pruning or wounding oaks from February through June, when oak wilt spreads most easily, and recommends painting oak wounds immediately in any month.
We are a clearing contractor, not a permitting office or an arborist. What we do is flag the questions early, put them in writing with the quote, and point you at the agency or qualified professional who makes the final call. The pricing guide shows what the work runs, and the walk-through that produces a real number is free.
Why Choose Cut Brush
We're not just another clearing company. Here's what sets us apart.
Professional Equipment
Industrial forestry mulching equipment that handles any terrain and any density.
Transparent Pricing
Fixed project pricing with no surprises. Request a custom quote for transparent, upfront project pricing.
Fast Turnaround
We work with you to get your project quoted and completed on a timeline that fits your schedule.
Professional-Grade Equipment
We invest in the best equipment so your property gets cleared right the first time. Our industrial forestry mulcher grinds trees, brush, and vegetation into natural mulch – no hauling, no burning, no mess.
- Handles trees up to 8" in diameter
- Works on steep slopes and rough terrain
- Leaves natural mulch that prevents erosion
- Zero soil disturbance – no grading required after
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