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Before a major construction project can begin, land clearing must take place. Even when working with a qualified company to perform this task on your property, some work must be done beforehand to prepare.

How Should You Prepare for Land Clearing?

1. Read Local Zoning Laws

Understanding your area's zoning laws is a must before any commercial construction takes place. These laws dictate factors such as building use, which may hinder your plans if your intended usage falls outside current statutes. You may also need to be permitted for certain types of construction, so you want to ensure those permits are in place before any phase of work begins.

2. Contact a Surveyor

land clearingYou must also have a solid understanding of where your property ends. This requires the assistance of a surveyor who will plot out your land and provide a reliable definition of the boundaries. If your construction encroaches a neighboring property, the entire project may grind to a halt as you disentangle boundary disputes.

3. Locate Underground Utilities & Septic Systems

Drilling into an existing utility line or septic system will cause numerous issues, so make sure you're fully aware of what's under your property by having a land markup performed. This will apprise you of all the underground structures so you can ensure construction will go on without a hitch.

 

If you need land clearing in or around Anchorage, Alaska Hydro Ax can help. This company provides a wide range of services, including site prep, tree stump removal, brush clearing, and excavation. Not only do they have the manpower to complete tasks in a timely and efficient manner, but they also have state-of-the-art equipment to ensure a safe, effective experience. Learn more about their land clearing services online, or call (907) 243-6200 to get a free estimate.

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