Denver lot clearing cost? It pays for itself.
Cleared land sells for 5-20% more that uncleared lots
If you are trying to sell a lot in Denver, you should consider lot clearing. Cleared lots are ready for the buyer to build or landscape to their liking. Developers like to see land that is cleared because it is less work for them to do. In addition, cleared lots show much better than lots full of shrubs, trees, and other growth.
Other Denver land clearing companies only cut trees…and leave the stumps!
When we clear a lot, we not only cut down the trees, we completely remove the stumps. This means that when we’re done with the job, your land is cleared, not cropped. Stump removal is an important part of clearing out a lot because if not taken care of at the same time, it can become a much larger expense — and a hazard.
Why we remove stumps when clearing a lot:
- If you don’t remove stumps that are in a building footprint, a builder will generally rent a backhoe to remove stumps because there is no longer leverage from the tree trunk. This typically costs double or triple the cost of lot clearing.
- Stumps are an eyesore, and can affect the sale price of a lot.
- Tree stumps can become a breeding ground for insects, including termites. Termites + construction = problems.
We clean our equipment.
After each job, we clean each of our tools, including chainsaws, bush-whackers, and pole saws. We clean the equipment so that we don’t transmit possible disease between lots. This is an important practice, and we are proud to hold ourselves to this higher standard.
We use the scalpel before the hatchet.
A cleared lot should not look like a decimated swatch of the rainforest.
When we clear a lot, we use the environmentally-friendly method of removing individual trees and shrubs, rather than bulldozing the lot. This leaves the lot in much better condition, which helps prevent erosion as well as maintain land appeal. We don’t recommend the “scrape and push” methods in most situations, though we do offer the service.

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