Cedar and Brush Mulching in Kerr County, TX

Yes, we work on the rocky, sloped terrain common across Kerr County. Two decades of running heavy equipment means we know how to handle the limestone outcrops and uneven ground typical of this part of the Hill Country.

Everything grinds down and stays on your property as a mulch layer. There is no hauling off debris and no burning, which matters on properties in Kerr County where burn bans are common.

Mulching does not tear up topsoil the way bulldozing does, so native grasses and desirable trees can be preserved. We work selectively to clear cedar and brush while leaving the trees and ground cover you want to keep.

Yes, we serve Gillespie County, Bandera County, and all surrounding Hill Country counties. Cedar mixed with heavy brush is common across the region, and our equipment handles both in a single pass.

Mulching is a practical choice for hunting properties because it opens up lanes and recovers native grass understory without eliminating all cover. Selective clearing in Kerr County can improve habitat for deer and other wildlife.

Contact us with your property details and location, and we will put together a plan that fits your land and goals. We serve Kerr County and all surrounding Hill Country counties.