Land Clearing in Reno, Texas

Reno is one of those Parker County towns that's been quietly growing along Highway 199 between Azle and Fort Worth. It's only about 15 minutes from our home base, and we drive through it every time we head toward Fort Worth. What used to be nothing but rural land and scattered homes along 199 is now filling in with new residential development. People are building on lots that have sat undeveloped for years, and that means a lot of clearing work needs to happen before any foundations get poured.

The vegetation in Reno is typical Cross Timbers — post oak, eastern red cedar, understory brush, and plenty of greenbrier to make your life miserable if you try to walk through it. This is some of the thickest brush in Parker County, and it's exactly the kind of stuff our forestry mulching equipment is designed to eat. We grind it all down to ground level, leave a nice layer of mulch on the soil, and you've got clean, usable land where there used to be an impenetrable wall of cedar and brush.

The 199 corridor is going to keep growing. It's the main artery between Azle, Reno, and the west side of Fort Worth, and as Fort Worth pushes westward, Reno is right in the path of that growth. If you own land along or near Highway 199 that you're thinking about developing, building on, or just cleaning up, now's the time. Cleared land is more valuable than overgrown land, and the cost of clearing is a fraction of what that cleared land will be worth.

We're right down the road from Reno and we know the area well. If you've got property here that needs clearing — whether it's a residential lot for a new build, fence line work, or reclaiming acreage that's gone wild — give us a call at (682) 516-3409. We'll come out and give you a free, no-pressure estimate. Most of the time, we can get out there within a day or two since we're so close.