Lot opened and stumped
Building envelope, drive and yard cleared; root balls out where the structure goes.
Lot Clearing & Site Prep
Ready for the builder.
Wooded lot to a pad your builder can start on — cleared, stumped, shaped and drained.
What it is
A lot is a clearing job with a deadline attached.
Site prep is clearing, stumping and dirt work aimed at one thing: a builder being able to start on the date they said they would.
That changes how it's sequenced. The driveway or access usually wants to go in early so trucks can get on and off without cutting the lot to pieces. Spoil and debris need somewhere to live that isn't where the house is going. And the pad has to be built and drained, not just flattened.
If you've got a builder, we'd rather talk to them once at the start than guess at what they need.
What's included
What gets done
Pad built and drained
Built up, compacted and crowned so water leaves the slab instead of sitting on it.
Access in early
So concrete and material trucks aren't the thing that tears your lot up.
Good to know
Questions about this work
Can you leave specific trees?
Yes — and it's worth walking the lot and marking them before anything starts. Trees are quick to take and impossible to put back. Bear in mind that a tree left very close to a new pad may not survive having its roots cut anyway.
Do you work from a plot plan?
If you have one, bring it. Setbacks, easements and the building envelope are much easier to respect on paper than by eye.
Can you do just the clearing and let my builder grade?
Of course. Tell us where you want the handoff and we'll stop there.
Free estimates
Let's look at your property.
Call or text (601) 522-6821 — estimates are free and there's no pressure attached.