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Long before ground is broken and the foundation is laid, you’ll need to prepare your property with land clearing services. From removing stumps to cutting through brush, this process requires heavy-duty machinery and years of training. While you wait for a clearing crew to arrive, use the following tips to prepare the lot and increase the efficiency of this construction phase.

3 Ways to Prepare for Land Clearing

1. Get Permission

Before the clearing process can begin, you may need to apply for a special permit. For example, if the property is home to endangered animals or protected ecosystems, you might not be allowed to clear specific vegetation. Proceeding with the process without necessary permits could result in fines and other penalties, so check with your local planning and zoning committees.

2. Remove Large Obstructions

land clearingExpedite the process and reduce the workload by removing larger items in advance. For example, by felling large trees, digging up stumps, and removing boulders, clearing crews can quickly swipe through shrubs and plants.

Relocate items you don’t want to be destroyed or damaged outside the clearing zone, such as gazebos, sheds, and other existing structures.

3. Schedule a Survey

Surveying allows for an in-depth illustration of your property, including its boundary lines and peaks and depressions spanning the terrain. Having a survey performed prior to land clearing will offer more precise information. They can help you mark the area that needs to be leveled and provide notes on where extra digging up might be helpful. A surveyor can also point out the location of wells, septic systems, and other underground systems, ensuring the upcoming project doesn’t cause unnecessary damage.

 

If you’re hoping to hire a reputable land clearing contractor, reach out to Jeff Simek Construction Co, Inc. of Ogema, WI. For over 25 years, they’ve been serving clients throughout Price County, offering everything from trenching services to driveway installation. Their responsible team follows OSHA® regulations, using state-of-the-art technology to ensure they meet your expectations and your deadlines. To learn more about their services, visit them online. Call (715) 767-5295 to schedule an estimate.

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