Land Clearing in Medina County and The Texas Hill Country
Overgrown brush costs a ranch grass, water, and usable acres. Ivan Nester Construction clears cedar, mesquite, thorn brush, and oak from pastures, building sites, fence lines, and ranch roads across Medina County and the surrounding South Texas and Hill Country region. We have worked South Texas land since 1947, and today we use the latest in aerial and GPS technology to provide the highest level of quality possible.
Family-founded 1947 · Medina County & South Texas
What Affects the Cost of Land Clearing
Brush density
Thin brush clears much faster than a dense stand.
Tree size and species
Oak and large cedar take longer than light brush.
Method
Mulching, root raking, and dozer clearing carry different equipment time.
Terrain and access
Slopes, rocky ground, and tight access slow production.
Debris
Composting on site costs less than mulching and hauling it away.
Acreage
Larger jobs spread mobilization cost across more ground.
Call for your free site evaluation.
We typically take on Land Clearing projects
10 to 200 acres
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Mulching produces debris ranging from the size of a pencil to a paper towel roll. It is great for helping to slow erosion and provide a germination layer for prairie grasses.
Dozing can be a faster and more cost effective option if there is plenty of space to stack debris and maneuver equipment.
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This depends on your jurisdiction. We handle the permitting and review process with the local agencies when location requires.
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In most cases debris can be burned on the property on which it was cleared. Check with your local authorities for burn restrictions and requirements prior to burning.