Shovel & Dirt205-440-6513

Property services

Bush Hogging & Brush Removal

Bring overgrown ground back into use. Start with the size of the area, what is growing there, the terrain, and the result you want when the work is finished.

Start an estimateCall 205-440-6513Text usServing Tallapoosa, Lee, Macon, Chilton, Shelby, Elmore, and Jefferson counties, Alabama.

A better first look

What we need to quote it

  1. About how large is the overgrown area?
  2. What kind of growth is there now?
  3. Is the ground flat, sloped, wet, or obstructed?
  4. How can equipment reach the work area?

We quote the work you actually need. Scope, access, terrain, materials, equipment requirements, site conditions, and job size can all affect the estimate.

Straight answers

Bush Hogging & Brush Removal, answered

How much does bush hogging cost per acre?

No flat per-acre rate is published, because the hours depend on what is actually standing. Light pasture grass cuts fast. Several years of saplings, briars, wet ground, slopes and hidden obstacles do not. Give the rough acreage, what is growing there now, and how equipment gets in, and the estimate follows the real conditions.

How overgrown is too overgrown?

Describe what is there rather than deciding in advance. Growth thick enough to hide stumps, wire, or debris changes the approach, and that is worth knowing before anyone starts rather than after. A few photos from the edge of the field answer this faster than any description.

What areas do you cover for bush hogging & brush removal?

Seven Alabama counties — Tallapoosa, Lee, Macon, Chilton, Shelby, Elmore and Jefferson — worked from a base in Tallassee. That includes Alexander City, Dadeville, Camp Hill, New Site, Auburn, Opelika, Smiths Station, Beauregard and the surrounding communities. Every estimate follows the actual location, so give the address or ZIP code when you ask.

How do I get a quote for bush hogging & brush removal?

Call or text 205-440-6513, email hello@shovelanddirt.com, or send the details through the estimate form on this page. Photos taken on a phone help more than anything else — they answer questions about access, terrain, and condition before anyone has to ask them.

Get an estimate

Fastest way is the phone:205-440-6513