Can you clear brush without removing my mature trees?

Yes. Selective clearing lets us remove cedar and unwanted brush while leaving mature trees and any specific trees you want to keep.

What happens to the cleared brush and cedar?

We haul the cleared debris off the property. You won't be left with brush piles to deal with afterward.

Do I need land cleared before you can grade or pour concrete?

If the site has overgrown brush or cedar, yes, clearing typically comes first. We can handle clearing, grading, and the pour as one project timeline.

Can you clear a fence line before installing new fencing?

Yes, this is a common combination. We clear the fence line first, then move directly into setting posts and installing the fence.

Brush Clearing & Land Clearing in the Highland Lakes

Overgrown cedar and brush are common on Highland Lakes lots that have sat unused for years, and clearing it is often the first step before building, fencing, or improving a property. We clear brush and unwanted vegetation to open up a lot without stripping it down more than the project needs.

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Types of Projects We Handle

Full lot clearing ahead of new construction
Selective cedar and brush removal around mature trees
Clearing fence lines and property boundaries
Opening up overgrown acreage for pasture or building

What's Included

Selective or full clearing

Clearing an entire lot for new construction, or selectively removing cedar and brush while leaving mature trees and the trees you want to keep.

Cedar and overgrowth removal

Central Texas cedar spreads fast and takes over a lot quickly. We clear it out and haul off the debris.

Prepares the site for what's next

Cleared land can move straight into grading, a concrete pour, or fencing without a separate contractor and separate trip.

Debris hauled off

Cleared brush and cedar are removed from the property rather than left in a pile on site.

Built for Highland Lakes Ground

We clear lots the same way we'd want ours cleared: open up what needs to go, keep what's worth keeping, and leave the ground ready for the next step.

Recent Land Clearing Work

Overgrown cedar and brush cleared from a rural lot near Llano, Texas — Lot Clearing, Llano

Brush cleared along a property fence line near Burnet, Texas — Fence Line Clearing, Burnet

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Land Clearing Service Areas

We provide land clearing throughout the Highland Lakes, including:

Granite Shoals, TX
Marble Falls, TX
Horseshoe Bay, TX
Kingsland, TX
Burnet, TX
Llano, TX
Spicewood, TX

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Land Clearing Questions We Get Asked

Can you clear brush without removing my mature trees?: Yes. Selective clearing lets us remove cedar and unwanted brush while leaving mature trees and any specific trees you want to keep.
What happens to the cleared brush and cedar?: We haul the cleared debris off the property. You won't be left with brush piles to deal with afterward.
Do I need land cleared before you can grade or pour concrete?: If the site has overgrown brush or cedar, yes, clearing typically comes first. We can handle clearing, grading, and the pour as one project timeline.
Can you clear a fence line before installing new fencing?: Yes, this is a common combination. We clear the fence line first, then move directly into setting posts and installing the fence.

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Call E&D Concrete & Landscape LLC directly for a free, no-pressure, on-site estimate anywhere in the Highland Lakes.

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