Forestry mulching for southeast Michigan — brush, trails, fence lines, and hunting property across western Wayne, Washtenaw, and Monroe counties. One machine, one visit. No burn piles, no hauling, no mess left behind.
Take back the land you can't walk through. Thick brush, autumn olive, and saplings ground into clean mulch in a day.
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Underbrush gone, mature trees untouched. A woods you can finally walk, hunt, and enjoy.
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Shooting lanes, food plot sites, and quiet mulched access trails — ready before opening day.
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See and maintain your fence again — cleared clean without pulling it down or leaving piles.
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Overgrown lots turned into clean, usable ground — no bulldozer damage, no months of bare dirt.
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Open up water views and field edges without ruts or torn-up banks.
Get a quote →Same spot, same day — 2:10pm and 3:30pm. Sumpter Township.
Brush and vines this thick don't need a bulldozer — they need the right machine. See more before & after →
We run a purpose-built Cat forestry mulcher — not a rental with a brush hog. Here's why that matters for your property:
Fill out the quote form with a few phone pics — even shots from the property line help.
Most quotes go out within 24 hours. Bigger or trickier jobs get a quick site visit first.
You get a date, and we show up on it.
We walk the finished work together, then you get the invoice. Simple.
Based in Sumpter Township. Serving western Wayne, Washtenaw, and northern Monroe counties — Belleville, New Boston, Willis, Whittaker, Ypsilanti, Milan, Saline, Canton, Flat Rock, Carleton, Monroe, Taylor, Brownstown, and everywhere in between — generally within about 25 miles. Farther out? Ask — full-day and multi-day jobs can work.
Tell us about your property below. Photos speed things up — most quotes go out the same day. Prefer to talk? Call or text 734-474-4883.
The mulcher is rated for trees up to about 8 inches across; the sweet spot is brush and trees up to about 6 inches. Bigger scattered trees can be cut and dealt with separately — we'll flag that in your quote.
No — mulching grinds everything down to ground level and leaves the roots in place. That's what keeps your soil intact and your cost down. If you need roots and stumps dug out (for example, for a building pad), that's excavation work, and we'll tell you honestly if that's what your project needs.
Some regrowth from the roots is normal, usually starting the following season. Most customers have us back every year or two for a fast, cheaper maintenance pass — ask about it at your walkthrough.
Most jobs run by the half-day or day. As a rough guide: small jobs start at $1,200, and most residential projects land between $1,200 and $4,000 depending on size and how thick the vegetation is. Send photos and we'll give you a real number, usually the same day.
For brush and small trees, almost always. A dozer rips out roots, topsoil and all, and leaves piles to burn or haul. Mulching grinds everything in place, protects the ground, and finishes in one visit. If your project truly needs a dozer, we'll say so.
No — as long as we've agreed on the work area and access, you don't need to be there. Most customers like to walk the property with us once before we start.
Quotes usually within 24 hours. Scheduling depends on the season — spring through fall books up fastest, so the earlier you reach out, the better.
Yes — fully insured, and happy to provide a certificate of insurance on request.
Send a few photos of your property and get a quote — usually same day.
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