Our Service Territory
From the cedar-choked ridges of Devil's Backbone to the oak savannas around Johnson City — north to the granite outcrops of Burnet and Llano counties, east to the sandy Lost Pines of Bastrop County, and west to the ranch land of Kerr and Bandera counties — our crews work the land we know best. An owner walks the property before any contract is signed so we can read the terrain, identify your Legacy Oaks, and plan a clearing approach that protects them.
If your property is anywhere across our 20-county service area, you're squarely in our home territory.
Serving 20 Counties Across the Texas Hill Country
Dozens of Hill Country communities. One crew that knows every back road, every caliche ridge, and every Legacy Oak worth saving.
Protecting Legacy Oaks, One Acre at a Time
Across all 20 counties we serve, our work is built around one promise: the heritage oaks on your land stay standing.
Our Mulch-on-Site Philosophy
We grind cedar, brush, and undergrowth into a mulch layer that stays right where it falls. That mulch shades the soil, slows evaporation in our hot Hill Country summers, and protects thin, rocky soil.
Why We Don't Haul It Off
Mulching in place means no burn piles and no haul-off. The material stays on your land as a protective layer instead of being trucked away.
"No matter which of these communities you call home, we mulch on-site and keep the material on your land."
Specialized Hill Country Micro-Locations
We also serve remote ranches, unnamed ridges, hidden canyons, and rural subdivisions throughout our entire 20-county service area — not just the well-known towns. If you're not sure whether we cover your spread, just call.