Building sites, pastures, driveways, and waterfront lots — we clear it fast and clean with our Case TV450B skid steer. Serving Lake Anna and Louisa County for 20+ years.
From a quarter-acre lakefront lot to a 50-acre farm clearing, Lake Anna Tree Service has the equipment and crew to get it done. We operate a Case TV450B skid steer with multiple attachments — disc mulcher, bucket, and grapple — so we can tackle any clearing job efficiently without multiple contractors.
Lake Anna landowners trust us for building site prep, pasture reclamation, driveway clearing, and recreational property work. We understand the terrain, the soil types, and the Louisa County shoreline standards that apply to land near the lake and its tributaries.
Every clearing job starts with a free on-site estimate. We walk the property with you, discuss your goals, and give you a written quote before any work begins.
Backyard clearing, garden expansion, fence line cleanup, or small building pad near the lake.
Driveway clearing, small pasture opening, or residential building site prep.
Agricultural land prep, larger building sites, or recreational property clearing.
Large-scale development, farm clearing, or timber stand improvement projects.
These ranges reflect typical projects in the Lake Anna and Louisa County area. Actual cost depends on acreage, vegetation density, tree size, terrain, access, and the finish you need.
| Work type | Published range |
|---|---|
| Residential lot clearing — light vegetation | $2,000 – $4,500 per project |
| Residential lot clearing — heavy forest, clear and grub | $6,000 – $15,000+ per project |
| Light vegetation clearing | $2,000 – $3,500 per acre |
| Heavy forest clearing and grubbing | $6,000 – $15,000+ per acre |
| Forestry mulching | $1,500 – $4,500 per acre |
| Timber harvesting | Potential revenue to landowner; varies by timber volume and species |
Lake Anna shoreline properties are subject to Louisa County shoreline use and design standards and applicable erosion and sediment-control requirements. Requirements vary according to the property and the amount of land disturbance involved. Before clearing near the shoreline, we help property owners identify applicable setbacks, buffers, and permitting requirements so the project stays on the right side of county standards.
We've worked on dozens of Lake Anna waterfront properties and understand how to plan a clearing project that respects both the land and the regulatory requirements that protect it.
Grubbing. Felling trees and cutting brush is not the same as grubbing. Grubbing means excavating stumps and root balls so the ground is clear for construction, grading, or planting. Our quotes specify whether grubbing is included or priced separately. If you are preparing a building site, confirm that grubbing is in the scope before accepting any estimate.
Debris removal. Cut trees and brush can be chipped on-site, piled for burning (where permitted), or hauled away. Each option has a different cost. Our quote states which method is included. Haul-off adds cost but leaves a clean site. Chipping on-site is faster and less expensive. Forestry mulching eliminates debris handling entirely by grinding material in place.
Rough grading. Clearing removes vegetation. It does not level the ground. If you need a building pad, driveway base, or drainage slope established, rough grading is a separate scope of work. We can include it in the same mobilization — ask us to add it to your quote.
What this means when comparing estimates. A lower clearing price may not include grubbing, debris removal, or grading. Before comparing bids, confirm that each quote covers the same finish condition — not just the same acreage.
Free on-site visit, written quote, no pressure.
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