Professional Land Clearing in Round Mountain
Round Mountain sits on US-281 in northern Blanco County, roughly midway between Johnson City 12 miles south and Marble Falls 11 miles north. Legacy Oak Land Clearing serves Round Mountain with forestry mulching, cedar removal, and ranch brush management.
This is working ranch country on the Edwards Plateau — limestone hills, thin soils, and a live oak and Ashe juniper mix that thickens fast when it isn't managed. Our tracked equipment handles the rock and slope without tearing up what topsoil there is.
Most Round Mountain work is pasture reclamation, cedar thinning around oak stands, and fence-line and access-road clearing for ranches along US-281 and the surrounding county roads. Because we mulch in place, there are no burn piles and no haul-off fees.
Every Round Mountain quote is fixed-price after a free on-site visit. Larger ranch contracts are often quoted by the project, and long fence lines by the linear foot.
Why Local Knowledge Matters in Round Mountain
- Ranch brush management: Pasture reclamation and cedar thinning on working northern Blanco County acreage.
- 1-d-1 ag & wildlife exemption: Brush management practices that support your tax exemption.
- Edwards Plateau limestone: Rocky, sloped ground handled with tracked equipment and rock-grinding attachments.
- Live oak preservation: Selective clearing that pulls cedar out from under mature oak stands.
- US-281 corridor: Easy to batch with Johnson City and Marble Falls ranch work.
Services Available in Round Mountain
- Forestry Mulching & Brush Clearing
- Wildfire Mitigation & Defensible Space
- Rock Grinding & Site Preparation
- Fence Line Clearing & Maintenance
- Trail Cutting & Access Roads
- Stump Grinding & Removal
Round Mountain Land Clearing FAQs
How much does land clearing cost in Round Mountain?
Most Round Mountain projects fall between $1,700 and $3,400 per acre. The range depends on four things: brush density, slope, rock, and site access. Lighter pasture and scattered cedar typically runs $1,700–$2,400. Average Hill Country cedar runs $2,200–$2,900. Rocky, sloped ranch ground runs $2,600–$3,400. Larger ranch contracts come in at the lower end, and every job is fixed-price after a free site visit — no hourly meters, no surprise bills.
Do you bring your own equipment to Round Mountain?
Yes. We arrive with our own compact track loaders, mulching heads, and rock grinders on a heavy-duty trailer. There is no need for you to provide power, water, or any equipment — we are fully self-contained on every Round Mountain job site.
Will forestry mulching damage my soil or existing oaks in Round Mountain?
No — quite the opposite. Forestry mulching leaves a 2"–4" layer of organic mulch that retains moisture, suppresses regrowth, and slowly enriches the rocky Blanco County soil. We work carefully around mature oaks, cedars you want to keep, and any specimen trees you point out before we start.
How fast can you start a project in Round Mountain?
Most Round Mountain projects are scheduled within 1–2 weeks of your free site visit. For wildfire-mitigation emergencies or property closings, we can often move faster — call (512) 641-5658 and we'll do our best to fit you in.
Are you licensed and insured to work in Blanco County?
Yes. Legacy Oak Land Clearing is fully licensed and carries general liability and equipment insurance. We can provide a Certificate of Insurance for your HOA, builder, or lender on request before any work begins in Round Mountain or Johnson City.
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