Lot clearing is the smaller, faster cousin of full land clearing — one residential or vacant lot, not a multi-acre parcel: grass, weeds, brush, palmetto, saplings, and the odd small stump, cleared so the lot is usable, sellable, or ready for the next step. Bobcat T740 with a 60" grapple, $385/day with an operator. (561) 779-3213.
People search "lot clearing" and "land clearing" almost interchangeably, but the jobs behind them are often different sizes. Land clearing tends to mean multi-acre parcels — Acreage-style lots with a real forestry job on them. Lot clearing is usually one property: a vacant residential lot someone is about to build on, sell, or simply tired of paying to maintain overgrown. The vegetation is often lighter — grass, weeds, brush, saplings, a scattering of small trees — and the job is measured in hours or a single day, not a multi-day mobilization.
Our Bobcat T740 with its 60" grapple is sized for exactly this work: nimble enough for a standard suburban or semi-rural lot, strong enough to pull brush and small root balls out clean. The $385/day rate, with an operator included, is the same number whether the lot sits in a subdivision or out past the Turnpike — a light single lot is very often a half-day to one-day job at that flat rate.
Once a single lot is down, you have the same two roads a bigger parcel has, just on a smaller scale. Hauling the debris off leaves the cleanest lot — the right call if you're selling, building soon, or dealing with an HOA notice. Mulching in place is cheaper and leaves a layer that helps hold weeds back, a good fit for a lot you're simply maintaining. We price both on the walk-through so you can choose with real numbers in front of you.
Every job starts with a free Sunshine State One Call (811) utility locate before the grapple touches the ground — required by law, and the cheapest insurance on the job. If your lot may need a permit before clearing — protected trees, a wetland-adjacent parcel, or an HOA sign-off — our Palm Beach County land clearing permits & regulations guide covers what triggers a review and who to call.
Lot clearing usually means one residential or vacant lot with lighter growth — grass, brush, palmetto, small trees. Land clearing typically refers to larger multi-acre parcels with heavier vegetation. The equipment is the same; the scale and price are what change.
Our Bobcat T740 with a 60" grapple is $385 per day, including an experienced operator. Most single residential lots take a half-day to one full day. Every quote is free, so you'll know the cost before we start.
Most single residential lots with grass, brush, and a few small trees are cleared in a half-day to one day. A lot with heavier growth or several trees can take longer — we'll give you a realistic timeline on the free walk-through.
Either — your call. Hauling off leaves the cleanest lot, which most people want before selling or building. Mulching in place is cheaper and leaves a layer that helps hold weeds back. We price both up front.
It depends on what's on the lot and where it sits. Protected or specimen trees, wetland-adjacent ground, or an HOA can all trigger a review even on a single lot. Read our permits & regulations guide or ask us on the walk-through.
Yes — clearing an overgrown vacant lot before listing is one of the most common calls we get. A clean lot photographs and shows better, and it removes the "what's hiding in there" question for a buyer.
One or two problem trees are still a standard lot-clearing call. If the job is mostly about several mature trees and their stumps rather than general overgrowth, our tree & stump removal guide covers that scope specifically.
Yes. We walk the lot, tell you honestly whether it's a half-day or full-day job, and give you a number before anything is scheduled. Call (561) 779-3213.
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