Site Assessment

We inspect your property, check for wetlands, protected trees, and identify any gopher tortoise habitat or environmental concerns specific to Lee County.

Permitting & Planning

We submit required permits to Lee County, including Vegetation Removal permits and any environmental reviews needed before we start work.

Vegetation Removal

We remove brush, trees, and invasive species. Vegetation is mulched, chipped, or hauled away depending on your site and preferences.

Grading & Site Prep

We level and grade your site, manage stormwater, and prepare it for construction or its intended use.

Florida has some of the most comprehensive tree protection and environmental regulations in the country, and Lee County enforces them rigorously. We understand protected species, wetland setbacks, and protected tree requirements. Mistakes cost money and delay projects.

Our team has handled Cape Coral, Estero, Bonita Springs, and other Lee County municipalities requirements. We file permits correctly the first time.

If your property contains or borders wetlands, additional environmental review is needed before land clearing. The South Florida Water Management District and potentially the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers may need to issue permits. We handle these reviews and coordinate with environmental agencies.

Florida's gopher tortoise is a protected species that commonly inhabits upland scrub habitats throughout Lee County. Before clearing, a gopher tortoise survey must be conducted. We arrange surveys and handle required permits if tortoises are found.

Land clearing in Southwest Florida often involves removal of native vegetation including slash pine, saw palmetto, cabbage palm, Brazilian pepper, and melaleuca. The mix of native and invasive species affects both the clearing approach and permitting requirements.

Invasive species come back if not removed properly. We dispose of cleared vegetation responsibly to prevent regrowth on your property or neighboring land.