Land Clearing Contractors Serving Georgetown, TX 78626
Georgetown sits along I-35 in Williamson County, where the Blackland Prairie to the east meets the rockier Edwards Plateau margin to the west. West of town the ground gets more irregular, with thin limestone soils and oak and juniper vegetation, so cedar clearing is a bigger part of the work than it is closer to Hutto.
Cedar and Brush on Rocky Ground
Dense Ashe juniper takes over fast on this kind of land. We clear it with forestry mulching or selective cutting, working around good oaks. See our brush and cedar clearing page for how we handle thick stands.
Protected Trees Inside the City
The City of Georgetown requires a permit to remove or prune designated Heritage or Protected Trees. Heritage Trees are those 26 inches or larger in diameter at breast height and of listed species, including live oak and other oaks, pecan, and cedar elm. If your Georgetown project may involve such trees, we help you check requirements before cutting, and the city requires a Texas-registered arborist for work on Heritage Trees.
Oak Wilt Timing
Live oaks around Georgetown are a major local asset. Texas A&M Forest Service advises against pruning or wounding oaks from February through June, so we schedule around that. For single trees, see tree removal and stump grinding.
Free Estimates in Georgetown
We walk properties in Georgetown and the surrounding area. Call or use the form above to get a written estimate.