Land clearing and forestry mulching, Ohio.Overgrown ground, opened up.

Fence rows, rights of way, lots, hillsides and creek banks, mulched or cleared and cleaned up.

Within about an hour of Washington Court House: Fayette, Pickaway, Ross, Highland, Clinton, Greene and Madison counties, plus Columbus and Grove City.

Call Jon How estimates work
How the job goes

Walk it, clear it, clean it up.

01 / Walk the ground

What goes, what stays

Jon walks the fence row, lot or bank with you and settles what gets cleared, what stays, and the price.

02 / Clear

Mulched or cleared

Brush, saplings and larger trees are mulched in place or cleared, from fence lines to steep creek banks.

03 / Clean up

Ready to use

The ground is left clean, whether the goal is a new fence, a building lot or a view.

From the job sites

Fence rows, lots and banks.

Every photo is from a JP's Trees job. Tap any photo to see it full size.

A dense wall of brush and small trees along a fence, seen from the mulcher cab. Before
The same fence line cleared to bare mulched ground. After

A mile of horse fence line, mulched from the cab.

Cut brush and limbs piled on a steep, overgrown creek bank while the clearing is under way. During
The same hillside cleared of brush, with grass and a view through the remaining trees. After

A steep creek bank cleared so the customer could see the view.

Brush and saplings crowding the edge of a lawn. Before
The same edge cleared back, with a mowed strip along it. After

A property edge cleaned up and mowed in a morning.

More from the job sites.

A wide lane of freshly mulched ground running between tree lines, with a tracked mulcher at the far end.
A right of way 1,100 feet long and 50 feet wide, mulched with 22 larger trees in three days.
A cleared hillside with the brush gone, open to a view of the fields beyond.
A hillside opened up to the fields beyond.
A cleared lane along a fence line with mulched ground.
Half a mile of fence right of way cleared for a cattle fence.
The estimate

Know what the price covers.

Ask for the scope in writing

  • Where the clearing starts and stops, and what stays
  • Whether the brush is mulched in place or hauled
  • Larger trees and stumps in the way
  • Cleanup when the job is done

What affects the price

How much ground, how thick the growth is, how many larger trees and stumps are in it, and how the equipment reaches it.

A few photos sent through Facebook can give Jon a rough idea. He looks at the site with you before settling the scope and price.

Questions people ask

Straight answers.

Do you clear lots and fence rows?

Yes. Forestry mulching and clearing for fence rows, rights of way, building lots, hillsides and creek banks. Recent jobs run from a mile of horse fence to a three-acre thicket.

Do you work for businesses, farms and HOAs?

Yes. Business grounds, campuses, lake communities and playgrounds are part of the crew's work. See commercial tree care and land clearing.

Do you give written estimates?

Yes. Ask for the trees, the work, stump options and haul-away in writing, so you can compare the same work between quotes.

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Get an estimate
(614) 582-9056
Call Jon Message on Facebook

Leave a voicemail with your name, number, town and what needs doing if Jon cannot pick up.

Jon posts most jobs on Facebook, where you can also message him a few photos for a rough idea.

Based in Washington Court House, Ohio.