Athens TX Land ClearingYaupon, pine and brush gone. Henderson County land you can use again.Get a Free Quote

Fence Line and Right-of-Way Clearing in Athens, TX

A fence row left alone for years becomes a strip of trees with wire running through them, and that makes new fence, repairs and even finding the line hard.

Athens TX Land Clearing › Services › Fence Line and Right-of-Way Clearing

Athens TX Land Clearing is the Athens starting point for clearing fence lines, property lines, ranch roads and private right-of-way strips. Tell us how many feet or how many sides, how wide a strip you need and how thick it is. Request a free quote and a local land clearing contractor will call you back to plan the work.

Around Henderson County, fence rows grow up in hackberry, cedar elm, bois d'arc, sweetgum and pine, with vines and briars tying it all together. Old barbed wire and T-posts are often buried in the brush.

Width, wire and the line itself

Most fence projects want a cleared strip on one or both sides wide enough for a post driver and a tractor. Decide whether the old fence stays, comes out with the brush or gets rolled up by hand first, because wire tangled in a mulching head stops work fast. If the property line is in doubt, have it surveyed before anyone clears, so the new fence ends up in the right place.

Talk to the neighbor about trees on the line before they come down.

Roads and right-of-way strips

Ranch roads, firebreaks and access strips are cleared the same way, often by mulching to a set width. Utility and pipeline right-of-way belongs to its easement holder; check with the company before clearing on or near it, and call Texas 811 before any digging or grinding near marked lines.

Frequently asked questions

How wide should a fence line strip be?

Commonly wide enough for the fencing equipment on at least one side. Your fence builder can tell you what they need.

Can the old wire be removed too?

Often, but say so up front. Wire removal is slow handwork and changes the price.

Related services

  • Brush Clearing

    Knock back sumac, greenbrier, blackberry and sapling thickets that have swallowed open ground.

  • Forestry Mulching

    Grind brush and small trees into mulch in a single pass, with no burn piles and no hauling.

  • Pasture Reclamation

    Win back hay meadows and grazing land that have filled in with brush, saplings and briars.

Fence Line and Right-of-Way Clearing near Athens

Back to Athens TX Land Clearing for all services across Athens, Henderson County and the Cedar Creek Lake communities of East Texas.

Free Quote