Veteran Owned • George West, Texas
Your Land.
Cleared Right.
Geologist-led land clearing across South Texas. Cat D9 dozers. Roller choppers. Rome plows. From 10 acres to 10,000 — no job too big.
Geologist-led land clearing across South Texas. Cat D9 dozers. Roller choppers. Rome plows. From 10 acres to 10,000 — no job too big.
From thick brush country to overgrown pasture — we've got the equipment and experience to handle it.
Mesquite, huisache, prickly pear, whitebrush, cenizo — whatever's taken over your land, we put it back the way it should be.
Restore overgrown rangeland to productive pasture. Get your grazing land back without starting from scratch.
Clean fence lines, clear around structures, open up boundaries. Your ranch, maintained right.
Pipeline corridors, utility easements, county roads. We clear the path so the work can get done.
16-foot root plow built by Holt Caterpillar, pulled by our D9H. Deep root removal below grade so brush stays gone, with ground preparation for native grass regrowth.
Stock tanks and ponds built right. Proper site selection, excavation, and grading with equipment heavy enough to compact the dam the first time.
Joe's geology background means your land work benefits the water table, not just the surface. Proper reclamation can increase Carrizo Aquifer recharge by up to 75%. EQIP cost-share available.
Most outfits run a mulcher on a skid steer. We run Cat D9 dozers and a 54-foot roller chopper. There's a difference.
Nearly 50 years old and still running hard. The backbone of our operation — pulls the root plow, the Rome plow, and the 54-foot chopper. This machine doesn't go around obstacles — it goes through them.
Proven workhorse for pushing timber, stacking brush, and moving earth. While the D9H pulls the implements, the D9G handles dozer work and brush stacking. Reliable iron, day after day.
Chops brush and aerates the soil to facilitate healthier regrowth of native grasses. Most operations can't even haul something this size. What takes others a week, we finish in days.
Two 10-foot straight blade roller choppers ganged together, pulled by the D9H. Crushes standing brush flat and chops it into the soil. Built for thick South Texas brush that won't quit.
Upgraded 42-inch blades cutting a 16-foot swath, pulled by the D9H. Tears through root systems below grade so brush stays gone. This is what makes the difference between clearing and restoration.
We Haul Our Own Iron. Anywhere in South Texas.
Thick South Texas brush to clean, usable land. Here's what that looks like.
Project 1 — 120 acres of mesquite removal, Dimmit County
Project 2 — Fence line clearing & pasture restoration, Live Oak County
Project 3 — Ranch road right-of-way clearing, McMullen County
Project 4 — Full brush clearing & root plowing, Bee County
Joe Neal is a United States Navy veteran with a BS in Geology and a minor in Soil Science who has testified before the Texas House Committee on Natural Resources on land and aquifer reclamation. He doesn't just clear your land — he understands the Carrizo formation beneath it, the water that recharges through it, and what it takes to restore it right.
Joe reads the land differently. Argillic horizons, soil composition, recharge zones, drainage patterns — he sees what most operators miss. Your land gets cleared with a plan, not just a blade.
Joe provided expert testimony to the House Committee on Natural Resources on Carrizo Aquifer recharge and land reclamation. He's proven that proper reclamation can increase aquifer recharge by 75%. He knows EQIP inside and out.
Two Cat D9 dozers, a 54-foot roller chopper, and a Rome plow. This fleet is purpose-built for large-scale South Texas land work. What takes smaller outfits weeks, we finish in days.
We'll walk your property, tell you exactly what needs doing, and give you an honest price. No surprises. No upsells. If a handshake still means something to you, we're your people.
The Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) through the USDA offers qualifying landowners up to 75% cost-share for brush management and land restoration work.
Joe Neal has testified before the Texas House Committee on Natural Resources on land and aquifer reclamation. His research shows that proper reclamation can increase Carrizo Aquifer recharge from 204 million to over 15.2 billion gallons across the recharge area. This isn't a contractor guessing at paperwork — it's a geologist who has presented the science to state legislators.
The land clearing you need might cost a fraction of what you think. We'll help you understand if you qualify and walk you through the application at your local NRCS office.
Based in George West, Live Oak County. We serve the surrounding counties and will travel for the right job.
Counties We Serve
Don't see your county? Give us a call — we'll work something out for the right project.
Best way to get started is to give us a call. We'll talk through what you need, come look at the property, and give you a straight answer on what it'll take.