You killed my plan. (HA HA) I was thinking after having 3 boys I could
finally get some work out of them and have them get started cleaning my
land for a potential house or mobile home. Do you think that the price
would be reduced if we cleared some of it. I am a single mom now and I am
trying to figure out a plan.
Thanks
Cheryl
Land Clearing
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Cheryl
25 Dec 2007, 18:31
25 Dec 2007, 18:31
sabrinalewis
03 Mar 2008, 11:45
03 Mar 2008, 11:45
i have some land that i want to put a house on.it needs to be cleared.how
do i go about starting this
AsktheBuilder
08 Mar 2008, 12:48
08 Mar 2008, 12:48
Sabrina,
Read the above column slowly this time. :->
Read the above column slowly this time. :->
Ted
02 Apr 2008, 02:51
02 Apr 2008, 02:51
Good information.
I have been in the process of clearing five acres for a couple of years. Everything suggested in the article was good.
We sold the pine timber off the property first. I then hired a dozer with a root rake to pile the mess up. I then burned the piles.
Now at the stage of building. I rented a mini/medium excavator and have been removing stumps from where the house pad will be. I have also done other work with the excavator to improve the property.
Some projects you can save on by doing your self. Others projects may cost more in funds but save you time and headache in the future. You have to weigh which is better for you.
I have been in the process of clearing five acres for a couple of years. Everything suggested in the article was good.
We sold the pine timber off the property first. I then hired a dozer with a root rake to pile the mess up. I then burned the piles.
Now at the stage of building. I rented a mini/medium excavator and have been removing stumps from where the house pad will be. I have also done other work with the excavator to improve the property.
Some projects you can save on by doing your self. Others projects may cost more in funds but save you time and headache in the future. You have to weigh which is better for you.
Erik H
06 Apr 2008, 18:31
06 Apr 2008, 18:31
I have a small amount of land that I have started to clear. I pulled out
much of the brush, cut down the trees and will grind the stumps in a few
weeks. Now I'm left with a mesh of roots that makes the ground sort of
spongey in some places. Can I just plant grass over the spongey land or do
I have to scrape it off? Thanks
AsktheBuilder
10 Apr 2008, 07:36
10 Apr 2008, 07:36
Erik,
You can. The roots will eventually turn to soil.
You can. The roots will eventually turn to soil.
Sheila
22 Jun 2008, 21:46
22 Jun 2008, 21:46
I read your article on land clearing. I am preparing to build a home. I am
trying to decide how I would like the trees removed. In your opinion Tim,
what is the best method to clearing the land? Would pushing the trees
over be better or cutting the trees and grinding the stump? If you push
the tree over will it leave a hold and will I have to bring in dirt? I have
heard if your house is built over the roots and when they rot they have a
smell and it will get in your house. Is this true? I'm having a problem on
deciding which method should be used.
giancarlo vilone
07 Aug 2008, 00:25
07 Aug 2008, 00:25
we are interested to clean 10000 hc bush land we need machine
jenna
19 Aug 2008, 20:11
19 Aug 2008, 20:11
we have been clearin land for our dowblewide and we cleared a section and
we have cleared all the trees and everything off were just stuck with alot
of roots from smaller pine trees and other trees that stick straight up and
they stick up all over the place n it just doesnt look good we used a
fourwheeler and the springs of a mattress and drug it behind the
fourwheeler but it cleared some of the roots but were still left with alot
how can we get these roots up without havin to get them up one by one?
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