Land Clearing
Professional land clearing, grading, and excavation for East Tennessee homeowners ready to build, expand, or improve.
Services
Safe removal of trees, brush, and overgrowth to open up your homesite while protecting nearby structures and utilities.
Precise grading, driveway installation, and drainage improvements that keep water away from your foundation and create smooth, usable yards.
Pricing
Typical residential projects range widely; final pricing depends on acreage, trees, slope, access, haul‑off needs, and utilities.
Basic Clearing
Brush and light vegetation clearing for small residential lots in East Tennessee typically ranges from $800–$2,500. Pricing depends on the size of the area, how dense the underbrush is, slope or access challenges, and whether you want debris mulched on-site or hauled away. Lots with easy access, mostly briars and small saplings, and minimal cleanup needs will be on the lower end, while steep or overgrown hillsides, heavy sapling growth, or tight access that requires smaller equipment will increase the cost.
Brush removal
Light grading
Build‑Ready
Full land clearing with tree removal for home sites, driveways, or additions generally runs between $2,500–$10,000+ for most residential projects in Jefferson, Sevier, Hamblen, and Grainger counties. Your total cost is driven by tree size and quantity, stump removal needs, how many loads of material must be hauled off, and whether you need select trees preserved. Larger hardwoods, rocky ground, and limited dump sites nearby can increase pricing, while open, relatively flat lots with moderate tree cover stay closer to the middle of the range.
Driveway rough‑in
Erosion control
Topsoil spreading
Stump grinding
Construction pad grading
Full Site‑Prep
Residential grading and excavation for driveways, building pads, and drainage work usually falls between $1,500–$7,500, depending on project scope. Factors that affect cost include how much cut and fill is required, soil and rock conditions, access for equipment, and whether you need additional work like culverts, swales, or gravel installed. Simple driveway reshaping or small pad grading is on the low end, while larger home sites, driveway builds on steep slopes, or projects that require breaking rock or hauling in significant fill land closer to the higher end.
Tree felling
Debris hauling
Driveway finishing
Drainage solutions
Rock and slope‑work
Retaining walls
Stormwater management
