Fence Line & Survey Line Clearing
Fence lines, survey lines and rights of way cut straight, clean and wide enough to actually work in.
Old fence lines
A fence line that's grown shut is one of the quicker jobs there is and one of the most useful. Clearing it back gives you room to pull wire, set posts, and drive the line to check it — and it stops the next round of trees growing into the fence and taking it down.
If there's old wire in the growth, tell us. It doesn't stop the job but it changes how we approach it.
Survey and property lines
If you've had a survey done, a cleared line makes the pins findable and the boundary obvious to everybody either side of it. Bring the plat or the flagging and we'll cut to it. We clear to the line you show us — we don't determine where the line is, and no contractor should.
Fence Line Clearing across West Alabama
We run fence line clearing out of Berry in Fayette County and cover eight counties from there. Pick yours to see the towns we work in and what the ground is like.
Fence Line Clearing — questions we get asked
How wide do you cut a fence line?
Most people want eight to twelve feet, enough to get a truck or a tractor down. Wider costs more but makes the line easier to keep.
Can you clear a line with old barbed wire in it?
Yes — it just needs knowing about first so the operator can work accordingly.
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