Land Clearing and Grubbing

Land Clearing and Grubbing in Bentonville

A wooded or overgrown lot has to be opened before any grading can happen, and that is more than knocking down trees. Footyforfood clears the timber and brush, then grubs out the stumps and root balls below grade so they do not rot and leave voids under your pad. Grindings and debris get mulched on site or hauled off. A brushy acre near Cave Springs and a heavily timbered parcel off Moberly Lane call for different machines, and we bring the one that fits.

Why Grubbing Below Grade Matters

• No future sinkholes. Roots left in the ground decay over years and settle, which is exactly what you do not want under a foundation or driveway.
• Cleaner fill. Removing organic material means the structural fill and subgrade compact to spec instead of trapping soft spots.
• A true starting grade. A properly grubbed lot lets the grading crew read the real ground and stake accurate elevations.

Our Process

We assess tree density and access first, since that drives cost and equipment. Then we clear, grub the stumps and roots, and either mulch on site or haul the debris away. The lot is left open and rough graded enough for the next step, at which point the crew can stake and prep the pad.

Call (479) 670-1070 to price clearing on your Benton County acreage.