JACKSBORO SERVICES
Root out stubborn mesquite, level rough terrain, and prepare your property for its next chapter with our heavy-duty excavators and dozers.
Excavator Mesquite Rooting
Dozer Smoothing & Leveling
Precision Compact Track Loader & Skid Steer Work
From overgrown cedar and mesquite to wooded residential lots and brushy fence lines, we match the right method and machine to your specific land clearing goal. We serve Jack County, Palo Pinto County, Young County, Wise County, and surrounding areas from our base in Jacksboro.
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We don’t rely on a one-size-fits-all approach. By deploying specialized machinery for specific tasks, we ensure maximum efficiency and a flawless finish on every acre.

Best for: rooting mesquite entirely below the surface to prevent regrowth, selective clearing around trees you want to keep, and heavy stump removal.

Best for: large-acreage bulk clearing, pushing over multiple trees at once, and rough grading after clearing is complete.

Best for: large-acreage bulk clearing, pushing over multiple trees at once, and rough grading after clearing is complete.
Not every acre clears the same way. Here's how the main methods compare:
Forestry Mulching: A single machine grinds trees and brush directly into wood chip mulch left on the ground. Fast, no burning required, and the mulch suppresses regrowth. Best for cedar, brush, and smaller trees. We don't currently operate a dedicated forestry mulcher — for these jobs we partner with or refer to specialists.
Excavator Rooting: Our primary method for mesquite. The excavator digs out the entire root system rather than just cutting at the surface. This is the only way to reliably stop mesquite from coming back. More precise than dozer clearing and better for selective work.
Dozer Clearing: Fast and aggressive for heavy brush and multi-acre clearing. Pushes trees and root balls over, then piles debris for burning or removal. Best for large-scale clearing where speed matters.
Brush Hogging: Rotary cutter mowing for light brush and pasture maintenance. Doesn't remove roots — vegetation will regrow — but it's fast and cost-effective for regular upkeep. Not sure which is right for your property? We'll look at it with you and give you a straight recommendation.
Most rural private property in Texas doesn't require a state permit for land clearing — but there are important exceptions to know before you start:
Floodplains: If your property is in or near a FEMA designated floodplain or contains wetlands, clearing may require a Section 404 permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Check your property's flood zone designation before proceeding.
Within city limits: Most Texas municipalities require a tree removal or land disturbance permit for clearing within the city boundary. If your property is in or near Jacksboro, Mineral Wells, Decatur, or another incorporated area, check with the city first.
Large disturbed areas: Projects disturbing more than one acre may require a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) under Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) rules. For typical rural clearing on private acreage in Jack County, Palo Pinto County, or Young County — cedar removal, mesquite clearing, pasture reclamation — you generally don't need a permit. When in doubt, we can help you identify who to contact.
Witness the undeniable impact of our heavy-duty land clearing. From choked mesquite thickets to usable, leveled acreage, these are the real transformations we deliver for properties across Jacksboro.
Out-of-town crews don't know the land like we do. We understand the specific challenges of Jacksboro soil, from deeply rooted mesquite to rocky, uneven terrain.
Because we're local, you get faster response times, equipment properly matched to Texas earth, and a crew that takes genuine pride in clearing their own backyard. We show up with the right iron and get straight to work.
Land clearing is a major investment in your property. We believe in total transparency regarding our methods, machinery, and timelines so you know exactly what to expect before the first machine arrives.
We utilize our heavy-duty excavators to completely root out mesquite trees rather than just shearing them at the surface. Removing the entire root system is the only proven method to prevent aggressive regrowth on Texas acreage.
Depending on your specific goals, we can pile the debris for controlled burning, mulch it on-site to return nutrients to the soil, or completely haul it away. We'll determine the most cost-effective method during your site evaluation.
Excavators are deployed for precision work like deep-rooting mesquites and selectively clearing around retained oak trees. Dozers are brought in for heavy pushing, rough grading, and leveling the land once the major obstacles are cleared.
Timelines vary based on acreage and brush density. Small, localized clearing jobs can take just a few days, while comprehensive, multi-acre transformations require careful scheduling. We provide a precise timeline estimate with every quote.
Land clearing cost in North Texas varies significantly by vegetation type and clearing method: • Light brush / pasture reclaim (brush hogging or mulching): $200–$600 per acre • Medium clearing with mixed brush and small trees: $500–$1,200 per acre • Heavy mesquite or wooded clearing with dozer: $1,000–$2,500 per acre • Residential lot clearing (large trees, stump removal): $1,500– $4,000+ per lot • Stump grinding only: $75–$200 per stump For a typical North Texas ranch with moderate mesquite and cedar density, most projects land in the $800–$2,000 per acre range. We provide free on-site estimates — property size, access, and brush density all affect the final number.
Don't let overgrown brush and mesquite hold your property back. Get a fast, accurate estimate for our heavy-duty land clearing services today.

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Address:
103 Hillcrest Street
Jacksboro, Texas 76458
Phone:
940-567-8111
Email:
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Hours:
Mon - Sat: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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