Trail and Road Clearing in Kerr County, TX

Yes, we clear heavily overgrown ranch roads in Kerr County, including paths that cedar and mesquite have taken back over multiple seasons. Heavy equipment handles the bulk of the overgrowth so the road becomes passable again.

We clear both narrow ATV and foot trails and wider vehicle roads across Kerr County and surrounding Hill Country counties. The approach depends on the width, terrain, and how the path will be used.

We work around exposed limestone and shallow rock by choosing equipment suited to the slope and ground conditions on each path. Two decades of running heavy equipment in this terrain means we plan the approach before we start cutting.

We clear the overgrowth along the path while leaving the trees and vegetation you want to preserve. Selective clearing along a road or trail corridor is standard practice for us across Gillespie and Kendall County properties.

Yes, we serve Gillespie, Kendall, Bandera, Kimble, Uvalde, Edwards, Mason, Llano, Bexar, and Comal counties in addition to Kerr County. Call us to confirm access and discuss your property location.

We remove cedar, mesquite, prickly pear, heavy brush, low-hanging limbs, and other overgrowth that blocks or narrows trails and roads across Kerr County properties. The goal is a clear, safe, usable path.