Land Clearing & Skid Steer in Groveland, FL

Small parcels between the new subdivisions in Groveland

Groveland's growth runs along SR-50, but step off it and the older town is still there: rural parcels around Lake David with a tree line that's gone to palmetto and vines, a dead block of citrus from the grove days, a fence choked with oak saplings. New owners want a corner of it usable. A pad for a barn. A drive in from the road. A clean fence line so the new fence can go in.

That's the size Rob works. The grapple pushes and piles the palmetto, lifts the dead citrus root and all, and stacks the downed timber. Then it goes in the trailer, not into a pile by Dewey Robbins Road waiting on a dry weekend. Bigger trees close to the house come down by a tree service first. Rob loads the trunks after.

Builder lots in Peachtree Hills and Rainwood

The new neighborhoods bring a different clearing call. A builder finishing a phase in Peachtree Hills or Rainwood has a lot with a brush pile and stumps in the way of the next slab. Rob brings the machine, loads the pile, and the trailer leaves with it that afternoon. If the lot needs a rough level after, the bucket does that while the machine's there. Fill dirt is a separate quote through partner dump trucks, since dirt doesn't go in the trailers. Homeowners a year or two in call for the same thing on a smaller scale: the hedge line out, the back corner opened up, the stand-on mini through the gate when the Kubota won't fit.

What a Groveland clearing job costs and when Rob can come

Groveland is 38 road miles and 57 minutes from the yard, so it's a scheduled run grouped with Clermont, Minneola and Mascotte, not a same-day promise. Send photos and a short walkaround video and Rob quotes flat before the machine comes off the trailer. Debris is $350 a half trailer, $700 full, and the skid steer time is quoted with the job. One number, and it holds.