Berry, Alabama. Our own machines.

Who you're actually hiring

A lot of the land clearing sites you'll find for this part of Alabama aren't companies at all. They're lead brokers — national templates with a city name dropped in, an out-of-state phone number, and a form that sells your details to whoever is buying that week. Some of them have pages for towns that don't exist.

We're the other thing. The machines in the photographs on this site are ours, the phone is answered by somebody who runs them, and Berry is a real place we actually live.

How we price and how we talk

Estimates are free and we'd rather look at the ground than guess at it. If mulching is the wrong answer for your property we'll say so, even though it's the service we'd rather sell. If a job needs a permit, an engineer, or a bigger machine than we run, you'll hear that too.

Our cost guide lays out what published sources say the work runs and what actually drives the number up and down. It's the page most contractors won't write.

What we run

A Cat dozer for clearing and grade work, Cat and Kubota compact track loaders for mulching, and FAE mulching heads. Tracked machines mean low ground pressure, which is why we can work soft ground and finished areas without leaving ruts across them. See what we do.

Where we work

Fayette, Walker, Tuscaloosa, Marion, Lamar, Pickens, Cullman and Winston counties — see the full service area. Berry sits close enough to the middle of it that most of the eight counties are a reasonable haul.