Tree & Brush Removal
Trees, brush and vegetation removed according to the permit and any tree protection requirements.
Site preparation · Licensed Florida GC
Site Clearing & Grubbing in South Florida
Trees, brush, stumps, old structures, slabs and buried debris removed so your lot is ready for surveying, grading and construction.
Licensed Florida GC
CGC1541479
Demolition experience
Projects since 2007
South Florida coverage
Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach
A controlled start to finish
Licensed oversight for every phase
Before anything can be built, the site has to be cleared. That can mean removing vegetation, old buildings, slabs, pools, fences and buried debris, while protecting trees that must stay. As a licensed general contractor, we handle demolition and clearing together, with permits and tree requirements checked up front.
Stump & Root Grubbing
Stumps, roots and buried organic material removed so the soil is ready for grading.
Buried Debris Removal
Old foundations, pipes, rubble and other buried items removed from the building area.
Fences, Walls & Structures
Fences, sheds, slabs, pools and old buildings demolished and removed as part of the clearing.
Rough Grading
The cleared site shaped to a rough grade so the next phase can begin.
Hauling & Disposal
Vegetation, concrete and debris hauled to the appropriate licensed facilities.
Our process
From scope to clean site
Site walk and plan
We review the lot, what stays, what goes, access and the next phase of the project.
Permits and tree requirements
We check tree removal permits, protected trees, environmental reviews and demolition permits.
Clear, demolish and grub
Structures, vegetation, stumps and buried debris are removed in a planned sequence.
Haul and rough grade
Debris is hauled away and the site is rough-graded to the agreed condition.
Project planning
What to plan before clearing
Protected trees
Some trees require permits, protection or mitigation. Mark the trees that must stay before work starts.
Utilities and septic
Underground utilities must be located, and old septic tanks and wells must be properly abandoned.
Drainage and wetlands
Low-lying or wet parcels may need erosion control or environmental review before clearing.
- Demolition and clearing handled by one licensed contractor
- Tree and environmental requirements checked up front
- Septic, well and slab removal included when needed
- Site left ready for surveyors and builders
Answers before work begins
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between clearing and grubbing?
Clearing removes what is above ground, such as trees, brush, old structures and debris. Grubbing removes what is below the surface, such as stumps, roots and buried debris, so the soil is ready for grading and construction.
Do I need a permit to clear land or remove trees in South Florida?
Often, yes. Many cities and counties require tree removal permits, and some protected trees cannot be removed without approval or mitigation. Land clearing near wetlands or on larger parcels can also require environmental review. We check the requirements for your property before work starts.
Can you clear a lot that still has an old house or slab on it?
Yes. As a licensed demolition contractor, we can demolish old structures, remove slabs, pools and driveways, abandon septic tanks and clear the lot in one project.
What condition is the site left in after clearing?
That depends on the scope. Most projects finish with debris removed and the site rough-graded so surveyors, engineers and builders can start the next phase.
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Plan with confidence
Helpful demolition guides
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Start with a clear scope
Tell us what needs to come down.
We’ll review the property, access, schedule and desired final condition before pricing the work.