Fence Line Clearing in Columbia, MS
Overgrown fence lines and property lines cleared so you can see, reach, and fix your fence again.
Why Fence Lines Get Away From You
Fence lines are the hardest part of a property to keep clear. A mower can't get close to the wire, brush and saplings take root right along it, and within a few seasons you can't see the fence well enough to check it, let alone repair it.
We clear fence lines and property lines with equipment sized to what's growing there, from tall grass and light brush to saplings and small trees. If the whole field is grown up, pair it with pasture reclamation or brush clearing.
Fence Lines You Can Actually Use
See Your Fence Again
Check fences and livestock without fighting through overgrowth.
Room To Repair
A clear line gives you room to fix a fence or run a new one.
Right Machine, Right Growth
Rotary cutter for grass and light brush, brush cutter for saplings up to 10 inches, mulcher for the rest.
Keep It Clear
Once or twice a growing season keeps most South Mississippi fence lines from growing back up.
Equipment For Tight Lines
Our Kubota M5040 tractor with a 72-inch Rhino rotary cutter gets into fence lines, corners, and tighter spots that bigger equipment can't work efficiently. When the growth is thicker, the Brush Wolf Alpha XP brush cutter on our tracked CAT skid steer takes brush and saplings up to 10 inches.
For fence lines lost to years of growth, our CAT 299D3 XE runs a Denis Cimaf mulching head, and our John Deere 450C dozer with a root rake handles the heaviest fence line and brush work.
See all our equipment →Where We Clear Fence Lines
- ✓Pasture and cattle fence lines
- ✓Property boundaries and survey lines
- ✓Fence lines lost to years of growth
- ✓Field edges and ditch lines
- ✓Clearing a line for a new fence
- ✓Storm-damaged fence lines
Fence Line Clearing FAQ
What is fence line clearing?
It's cutting back the brush, saplings, vines, and small trees growing along a fence or property line so the fence is visible, reachable, and easy to maintain.
Can you clear a line for a new fence?
Yes. We clear property lines and boundaries so a new fence can go in, not just existing fence lines.
What if the fence line has trees growing in it?
Brush and saplings up to 10 inches come out with our brush cutter. Anything heavier gets the forestry mulcher or the dozer with a root rake. Tell us which fences need protecting and we'll plan the work around them.
How often should fence lines be cleared?
Once or twice a growing season keeps most fence lines in South Mississippi from getting away from you. We can set up regular maintenance if you want it on a schedule.
How much does fence line clearing cost?
It depends on how long the line is, how grown up it is, and how easy it is to get equipment to it. We give free, no-obligation estimates after seeing the property.
What areas do you serve?
We're based in Columbia, MS and serve all of South Mississippi. See the full list of counties and towns below.
Proudly Serving South Mississippi
Based in Columbia, MS, we provide forestry mulching, land clearing, and brush clearing across South Mississippi, starting with Marion County and the surrounding counties below.
Don't see your town listed? If you're anywhere in South Mississippi, give us a call. We've probably got you covered.
Ready To Get Your Fence Lines Back?
Free, no-obligation estimates. We serve Columbia, MS and all of South Mississippi.