Greene County, TN
We clear overgrown lots bigger crews skip.
Fence lines, drives, banks, and tight access in Greene County. Rubber-tracked remote mulcher. No scrape-and-haul mess. We work Greene County towns from Mohawk.
- Greene County
- Size-led quotes
- Mulch stays
Greene County
We work Greene County towns from Mohawk. Greeneville, Mosheim, Camp Creek, and the rest of the list. If the pin sits over the county line, send it anyway. Same-day yes or no.
Size-led quotes
Thickness, slope, and access set the number. A phone guess is not a price. We confirm the scope before we book.
Mulch stays
The mulcher grinds growth where it stands. Chips stay as cover. No burn pile. No haul truck. No scraped mud lot.
What we clear
Overgrown lots, fence lines, drives, and banks wheeled gear will not hold.
If honeysuckle ate the fence, the drive closed in, or a bank grew shut, that is the work. Smaller lots, tight gates, and slopes that bigger operators skip are normal for us. You get cleared access. You do not get a dozer pad.
Overgrown lots
A back lot you have not walked in years. Briars. Volunteer trees. We grind it into mulch in place. You keep the soil, not a scraped pad.
Fence lines and drives
The grown-in strip along the rail or the wire. We cut it back until you can walk the posts and see the gate. The pasture is not the job.
Banks and far lots
This county is Valley and Ridge. Hills and cuts. A wheeled tractor on a wet bank gets stuck. Tracks hold better. The person running it stands off the machine.
How we leave the ground
Mulch stays. No scrape-and-haul mess.
A dozer scrape leaves clay and a trailer of brush. We do not sell that. The drum grinds the growth into mulch on the ground. Chips stay as cover.
You do not stack it, burn it, or pay a haul. The lot is not left as raw mud.
The machine
Rubber-tracked remote mulcher. We stand off the bank.
Greene County is Valley and Ridge. Hills, ridgetops, and steep banks. A cab tractor on that ground is a bad bet. We run a remote tracked mulcher. The person running it stands clear of the brush, the ditches, and the drop-offs.
Rubber tracks tear up less than a skid steer or a dozer. That matters after rain, on a creek edge, and on a bank wheels will not hold.
- 39-inch (1,000 mm) fixed-tooth drum
- Rubber tracks. Less tear-up than a skid steer or a dozer. Better on wet edges.
- Remote control. We stand clear of brush, ditches, and drop-offs.
- Mulch left on site. No pile, burn, or haul.
How it works
You send it. We confirm the scope. We clear it.
Name, phone, the street, and photos when you can. We call you back and confirm on site before we book.
01
Send the job
Name, phone, email, the street, and what needs clearing. Attach photos or a short video when you can. Gate width and wet ground go in the notes. We call you back.
02
We confirm the scope
Photos get us close. We confirm on site before we book. We tell you if density, slope, or access will run it over.
03
We clear it
Rubber-tracked remote mulcher on the line. Growth comes down in place. Chips stay as cover. You do not load a trailer.
Rates
Jobs start at $750 after we confirm the scope.
Thick honeysuckle costs more than a thin edge. A slick bank costs more than flat ground. A gate a trailer cannot make changes the day. Photos get us close. A phone guess alone is not a quote.
Starting at
$750
After we confirm the scope. Thick honeysuckle, a slick bank, or a gate a trailer cannot make will change it. We say so before we book.
Extra time
$175/hr
Only if we agree to keep going past the booked window.
Proof
Same fence. You can see the posts again.
Drive you can use
Wide enough for a truck and a trailer. Mulch on the shoulders. Not a new road.
Bank after we leave
Machine on the slope. We stand off it. Chips left so the bank is not raw clay.
Towns
We work these Greene County towns.
We work Greene County towns from Mohawk. Open your town if you want the ground there. If it is not on the list, still send the address.
FAQ
What we clear, and the rest.
What do you clear?
- Overgrown lots, fence lines, drives, and banks or slopes. Honeysuckle, briars, volunteer trees, and small timber. Smaller lots and tight access that bigger operators skip. Not a full land clear. Not a dirt grade.
How do you clear it?
- A rubber-tracked remote mulcher works the line. Growth is mulched where it stands. Chips stay as cover. Not a scrape. Not a haul-off.
Why not hire a bigger crew or a dozer?
- Most of these jobs are small lots, fence lines, or slopes. A dozer scrape leaves bare clay and a pile you still have to haul. Bigger operators often skip the tight stuff. That is the work we take.
What does a job start at?
- Jobs start at $750 after we confirm the scope. Extra time is $175 an hour only if we both agree to keep going.
Can you price it from photos?
- Photos or a short video get us close. We still confirm on site before we book. Density, slope, and access decide the number. A phone guess alone is not a quote.
Do I get a free site walk on every lead?
- No. Send the form with photos when you can. We confirm on site when the job is a fit. We do not promise a free drive-out for every inquiry.
What towns do you work?
- Mohawk, Mosheim, Greeneville, Bulls Gap, Baileyton, Tusculum, Afton, Chuckey, Midway, Camp Creek, Ottway, Rheatown, and Fall Branch. Next county: send the address. Yes or no the same day.
Do you haul the brush away?
- No. Chips stay on the ground as cover. No pile. No burn. No haul.
Will the tracks tear up the yard?
- Rubber tracks mark less than a skid steer or a dozer. Wet clay can still print. Write it in the notes if the lot has been soft.
Who is Mohawk Brush?
- A Greene County brush clearing crew based in Mohawk. We clear overgrown lots, fence lines, drives, and slopes with a rubber-tracked remote mulcher. Call (865) 378-8410 or use the quote form.
Quote
Request a quote. We will call you.
Name, phone, email, the street, what needs clearing, and notes. Photos or a short video help. We confirm on site before we book. Call (865) 378-8410 if that is easier.
Mohawk, Greene County, Tennessee