Land & Cedar Clearing

The land grows back. Someone has to keep it open.

Cedar and brush don't ask permission. Left alone, they close in on pasture, crowd out the oaks, swallow fence lines, and turn open Hill Country land into something you can't walk, graze, or use. Clearing it is real work, and doing it without wrecking what's worth keeping is the part most crews skip.

HDS+ clears land the way an owner would want it done — opening the ground back up while protecting the trees, the terrain, and the character that made you want the place. Renovate, manage, and operate — one local crew, one point of contact, one clear picture of your land.

What HDS+ Clears

Open the land back up — carefully.

01
Cedar & brush
Clearing the cedar, brush, and undergrowth that close in on Hill Country acreage — opening pasture, sight lines, and usable ground back up.
02
Fence lines & drives
Reclaiming grown-over fence lines, private drives, trails, and the edges that disappear a little more every season.
03
Protect the oaks
Selective clearing that works around the oaks and hardwoods worth keeping, and times tree work thoughtfully rather than clear-cutting.
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Built For Owners Who Aren't Always There

Overgrowth is easiest to stop before it wins.

On an absentee Hill Country property, the land does its growing while you're gone. A fence line you cleared two years ago is buried again; the pasture edge has crept in; a drive you could once take is now a tunnel of cedar. HDS+ is the local presence that keeps your land from getting away from you — clearing it right the first time, then keeping it that way between your visits. This pairs naturally with our ranch & absentee-owner property watch.

The Free Score

The free score, and the fix list you keep.

Before any clearing, we give you a free property score — a real read on your land and a prioritized fix list you keep whether you hire us or not.

1 · Free score

Tell us about the place. Our engine returns a real score: where the land stands and where the work actually matters most.

2 · Your fix list

A prioritized plan for your acreage: what to clear now, what to hold, and what to protect. Yours to keep either way.

3 · Hand it to us

Rather not run that list yourself? We take it from there — the clearing, the cleanup, and keeping it open.

No price pressure, no upsell. You see exactly what your land needs and what comes first, in a clean Owner Report built for the owner to read at a glance.

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Native-Owned, Local Since 2013

We know what this land does when you turn your back on it.

We're Native-owned and from this country — not a crew that treats your acreage like a lot to strip. We know the cedar, the caliche, and the oaks, and we know the difference between clearing land and ruining it. One accountable team, the same faces each time, and a calm, honest view of your property you can read from wherever you are.

They built dashboards for the crew. We built the view for the owner.

Frequently Asked

Land clearing FAQ.

Do you clear cedar and brush on Hill Country acreage?
Yes. We clear cedar, brush, and undergrowth to open up pasture, reclaim fence lines, and take back land that has grown up over the years, while protecting the oaks and hardwoods worth keeping.
Will you protect the good trees while clearing?
That is the whole point. We clear selectively around the oaks and hardwoods that give a Hill Country place its character, and we time work around the trees thoughtfully rather than clear-cutting everything in sight.
Can you clear fence lines and open up overgrown pasture?
Yes. Fence-line clearing, pasture reclamation, trail and drive openings, and cleanup after clearing are all part of the work. Start with a free property score and we build the plan for your land before any commitment.
What does clearing cost?
There is no flat number, because no two properties carry the same acreage, brush density, or terrain. Start with a free property score and a custom fix list built for your land, and we get to a real number from there.

Clearing Land Across The Texas Hill Country

Blanco · Johnson City · Wimberley · Dripping Springs · Fredericksburg · Boerne · Marble Falls · Kerrville

See what your land needs, in order — and get the fix list you keep either way.

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