Lot Clearing in the Quad Cities
No published range; your quote sets the exact price.
What changes the price
Acreage
Clearing a quarter-acre lot costs less than a full acre.
Density
Scattered brush is faster than a tight stand of trees.
Haul-away
Brush and log haul-off is included; a chip-and-leave option costs less.
Stump plan
Grind, pull, or leave — your build decides which stumps get handled and how.
What's included
- Brush and small-tree clearing to the fence line
- Tree removal where the lot calls for it
- Haul-off or chipping of the brush
- A stump plan that fits what you're building next
How a local crew does it
- 01
Walk the lot
We flag what stays and what goes — the trees worth keeping, the brush, and the fence line.
- 02
Clear the brush
We cut and haul or chip the brush and the small trees to open the lot.
- 03
Take the trees
We remove the trees that need to go, sectional, same as any removal.
- 04
Stump plan
We grind or pull the stumps your build needs gone, and leave the rest if you'd rather.
Safety & assessment
On a lot we flag the trees worth keeping before we cut. Once it's down it's gone — we'd rather point out a good shade tree now than wish we had later.
Local hazards in the QC area
We watch for EAB-killed ash (brittle and dangerous to drop) and oak wilt when we're pruning to clear. The 2020 derecho showed which trees hold and which don't — we keep the ones that will.
Served across the QC area
Iowa side
Also serving Coal Valley and Colona — ask for a same day quote.
Questions, answered
Same day quote
Get lot clearing on the schedule
We reply the same day with a price range and the next open date. No chasing contractors — a local crew handles it from here.
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