Our services
From complete clearing to careful, selective work, Red Hollow opens the ground you need while keeping the mature trees, cover, and character that make the property worth owning.
What we do
Every property is different, so every clearing job should be too. We match the method to the ground—mulching where erosion control and tree preservation matter, and heavier clearing where a clean, open site is the goal.
Flagship service
Forestry mulching grinds standing brush, saplings, and small trees into mulch in a single pass. The root systems stay in place and the processed material is spread back over the ground, which helps control erosion and slow regrowth.
Keep what matters
Full clearing removes everything. Selective clearing removes what is in the way—and keeps what makes the property worth owning. We mark the trees, shade, privacy, and buffers to keep before any machine moves.
For hunters & landowners
Clear shooting lanes, food-plot access, and stand locations while keeping the cover and travel corridors deer rely on. A more usable hunting tract is not a cleared one—it is one where open and covered ground are placed deliberately.
More services
Smaller, focused jobs often deliver the biggest difference. These services open fences, trails, homesites, and overgrown ground without treating the whole parcel as cleared land.
Remove the low, dense growth beneath a mature canopy without disturbing the larger trees.
Reopen fence lines to working width and reach the corners of your property that have grown shut.
Clear a defined building footprint while keeping the shade and buffers that frame a future home.
Open walking, ATV, UTV, and tractor routes through your acreage without clearing it all.
Reclaim acreage overtaken by privet, vines, volunteer trees, and years of accumulated growth.
Restore access and process downed trees and debris after windstorms and severe weather.
How a project comes together
Location, rough acreage, and what you want to do with it when the work is done.
We mark what stays and choose the right method for the terrain and the goal.
A clear scope and timeline, so you know what is being cleared and what is being kept.
Machine access planned, selective work executed, and debris handled as scoped.
We review the finished ground together and confirm it matches what was agreed.
Service questions
The difference between mulching and clearing, what can stay, and how far we travel—answered plainly.
Not sure which service fits? Ask usA forestry mulcher grinds standing brush, saplings, and small trees into mulch in a single pass. Root systems stay in place and the processed material is spread back over the ground, which helps control erosion and slow regrowth.
Complete clearing removes everything on a site. Selective clearing removes only what is in the way—marking mature trees, buffers, and cover to keep before any machine moves—so the finished ground stays useful and keeps its character.
Underbrushing removes the low, dense growth beneath a mature canopy—privet, briars, and volunteer saplings—without disturbing the larger trees. It opens sightlines and walking space while leaving the forest floor and timber intact.
Yes. Fence-line clearing and trail creation are scoped to a working width, not the whole parcel. The surrounding woods, cover, and mature trees stay in place.
Forestry mulching does not automatically remove stumps. Stump excavation is a separate operation and is scoped separately when a site needs a fully clean, buildable surface.
Projects range from individual homesites to several dozen acres. Density, terrain, and access all affect the scope, and larger multi-day acreage projects are scheduled accordingly.
Ready when you are
Send a few photos and a rough idea of the acreage. We will help you sort out what should stay, what should go, and how to get there.