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q: "How much does land clearing cost?",
a: "Most jobs run $1,800–$3,500 per acre depending on density, terrain, and disposal method. A wooded acre with hauling sits at the high end; a brushy acre with on-site mulching sits at the low end. We always quote a fixed price after walking the site — no per-hour billing surprises."
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{
q: "What's the difference between clearing and forestry mulching?",
a: "Traditional clearing removes everything to bare dirt — trees, stumps, roots — usually with a dozer, then hauls or burns the debris. Mulching uses a tracked cutter to grind underbrush and small trees in place, leaving the topsoil and root system intact. Mulching is faster and cheaper for selective work; clearing is the right call when you're prepping for a foundation."
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{
q: "How long does a typical job take?",
a: "A residential 1–5 acre lot is usually one to three days on-site. Larger commercial jobs run one to six weeks. We'll give you a firm schedule in your quote, and you'll get daily progress photos so you always know where we are."
},
{
q: "Do you handle permits?",
a: "We pull whatever's required for the work — tree-removal permits in Duval, land-disturbing permits in St. Johns, etc. The cost is broken out separately in your quote so you can see exactly what's going to the county versus to us."
},
{
q: "What about endangered trees or wetlands?",
a: "We won't touch a property without checking against county GIS layers for wetlands, conservation easements, and protected species. If your lot has any of those, we'll tell you on the walk-through and route around them — that's part of the quote, no extra charge."
},
{
q: "Are you licensed and insured?",
a: "Yes — fully licensed contractor in the state of Florida, $2M general liability, workers' comp on every crew member. Certificate of insurance is available on request before work starts."
},
{
q: "Do you offer financing?",
a: "For jobs over $15,000 we can split into a 30/40/30 schedule: down, midpoint, completion. We don't carry traditional financing in-house but we have two local lenders we can refer you to if needed."
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FAQ / 05
Straight answers.
The questions every homeowner and contractor asks before signing a quote.
Don't see yours? Call us — we'd rather talk you through it than make you read.