Large-scale land clearing for developers, municipalities, utilities, and commercial landowners across Maine. We handle acreage that takes conventional crews weeks — in days.
Commercial land clearing covers projects of 5 acres and above — development sites, utility corridors, solar arrays, conservation land management, municipal right-of-way, and large rural parcels. Maine's development pressure is real and growing: York County is seeing 7.18% annual land appreciation and Cumberland County 5.27%, driving demand for site-ready land. Forestry mulching at commercial scale eliminates the fleets of dump trucks, chippers, and burn piles that conventional clearing requires. Everything is processed in place — significantly reducing both project timeline and total cost.
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We handle projects from 5 acres to 100+ acres. For very large or time-sensitive projects we can coordinate equipment scheduling to meet your timeline. Contact us to discuss your project scope.
Yes. We regularly work within larger construction projects alongside site engineers, GCs, and environmental consultants. We're comfortable working from site plans, respecting setbacks and environmental buffers, and coordinating with other trades on the project timeline.
Yes. We carry full commercial liability insurance and can provide certificates naming your organization as additionally insured. Contact us with your requirements before the project start.
Commercial projects are subject to the same shoreland zoning, wetland buffer, and stormwater rules as residential projects — and at larger scale, additional permit thresholds may apply. For projects near regulated resources, we recommend having a licensed site engineer or environmental consultant involved. We can work within any approved clearing plan.
Commercial projects are quoted on a project basis after reviewing the site plan, acreage, terrain, and clearing specifications. We provide written quotes with per-acre estimates for budgeting purposes. Contact us for a site consultation.