Cedar clearing, forestry mulching and rock milling for acreage owners and builders along Highway 46, around Cordillera Ranch, and across Kendall County.
USMC
Veteran-Owned & Family-Run
5.0★
17 Google Reviews
Grant-Ready
Texas A&M Forest Service Certified
7 Days
7 AM–7 PM · Complimentary Quotes
Boerne is limestone and live oak country. Cibolo Creek runs through the historic Hill Country Mile, and the ranchland around it climbs into cedar-covered hills toward Sisterdale, Kendalia and the Guadalupe. Neighborhoods like Cordillera Ranch, Tapatio Springs and Fair Oaks Ranch are built into that terrain, and most acreage outside town still carries decades of Ashe juniper growth.
That’s why land clearing services in Boerne, TX are rarely a bulldoze-everything job. Buyers come here for the oaks and the views. The real work is taking out the cedar and brush while keeping the trees that make the property worth owning. Forestry mulching does that in one selective pass. Rock milling takes care of the caliche that shows up on almost every Kendall County build site.
The Mulching Marine works throughout Kendall County from our base in Fischer, coming across Highway 46 to reach Boerne-area properties. Paul, a Marine Corps veteran, runs the equipment on every job, and Laura handles your quote, scheduling and any financing questions.
Our full service lineup is available to Boerne and Kendall County property owners, from lots inside city limits to large ranch tracts. Every job starts with a walkthrough so we can plan around the trees you want to keep.
Forestry mulching in Boerne, TX lets you clear Ashe juniper and underbrush while leaving the live oaks standing. The drum works selectively around keeper trees and leaves a mulch layer that protects thin Hill Country soil. There’s nothing to burn when Kendall County has a ban in place.
Services include:
As a land clearing company serving Boerne, we clear acreage outside town, lots in communities like Tapatio Springs, and ranch tracts toward Sisterdale. Inside city limits, Boerne’s tree ordinance classifies trees starting at 8 inches, so we flag those during the walkthrough before any work is scheduled.
Services include:
Brush clearing in Boerne takes care of the cedar re-sprouts, agarita and thorny undergrowth that fill in between oaks and along fence lines. We grind it at ground level so pastures and wooded lots open back up. It’s the right service for land that was cleared once and has started closing in.
Services include:
When a storm drops limbs across a ranch road or pushes an oak into a fence line, our storm cleanup services in Boerne clear access first and then mulch the debris in place. That’s faster than chainsaws and haul trucks on a large Kendall County property.
Services include:
Field mowing in Boerne keeps hay meadows and open pasture from sliding back into brush between clearing jobs. We mow properties of three acres or more, one-time or on a recurring schedule, including the rocky, uneven ground common across Kendall County.
Services include:
Rock milling in Boerne, TX grinds the caliche and limestone ledges under so many Kendall County build sites into material you can grade and compact. It’s how a rocky hilltop becomes a usable pad, driveway base or septic area without blasting.
Services include:
Site prep in Boerne starts with clearing the build footprint and ends with a site your builder can actually work. We clear cedar and brush, preserve the oaks you’ve marked, and mill any caliche in the way before handing the site off.
Services include:
Our driveway preparation services in Boerne cut clean routes through cedar to new home sites on larger acreage, and we cut ATV and ranch trails to the back of the property. We also build firebreaks up to the Texas A&M Forest Service 66-foot fuel-break standard around structures and along fence lines.
Services include:
Kendall County ground is stair-stepped limestone under thin soil. That means caliche close to the surface, ledges that stop a trencher cold, and cedar that roots into every crack. Around Boerne, Cibolo Creek and the draws that feed it cut through that rock, so clearing near the creek means leaving mulch on the ground to hold the soil in a heavy rain.
We reach Boerne across Highway 46 from the Bulverde side and work out toward I-10, FM 474 and the country roads toward Sisterdale and Kendalia. Acreage around Cordillera Ranch and Tapatio Springs, lots near Scenic Oaks and Fair Oaks Ranch, and ranch land north toward Guadalupe River State Park are all within our service area.
Most Boerne-area work falls into a few buckets. There are acreage owners reclaiming pasture from cedar, new custom home sites that need clearing and rock milling, and landowners improving access with a driveway, ranch road or ATV trail. Each one starts with a walkthrough so we can mark the oaks and features you want to keep.
Boerne takes its trees seriously. The city’s tree ordinance, part of the 2019 Unified Development Code and managed through its Urban Forestry program, classifies trees starting at 8 inches, and the city tightened its rules on unauthorized removal after a large clearing incident. Outside city limits in unincorporated Kendall County, there’s generally no permit to clear brush on rural acreage, but county burn bans are common in dry years. We also avoid wounding live oaks from late winter into early summer, following Texas A&M Forest Service oak wilt guidance.
We take out the cedar and brush and leave the live oaks standing. Paul walks the property with you, marks the keepers, and clears around them. That matters on Boerne property, where the trees are much of the value.
Inside city limits, Boerne regulates trees from 8 inches up. We flag trees that may fall under the ordinance during the walkthrough so you can deal with the city before we start, not after.
Kendall County build sites almost always hit caliche. We clear and mill with our own equipment, so your builder gets a site that's actually ready.
Paul is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who runs every job himself, and Laura manages quotes, scheduling and financing. You deal with the owners, not a dispatcher.
We answer the phone from 7 AM to 7 PM every day and aim to respond the same day. Quotes are always complimentary.
We serve Boerne and the surrounding Kendall County communities, plus everything between Boerne and our Fischer base. If your land is within about 40 miles of Fischer, our land clearing services reach you.
Pricing depends on acreage, how thick the cedar is, how many trees you’re keeping, slope, and whether caliche needs milling. Selective clearing around mature oaks takes more care than an open pasture, and the quote reflects that. We walk the property first and give you a complimentary written estimate.
Inside Boerne city limits, yes, for regulated trees. The city’s tree ordinance in its Unified Development Code classifies trees starting at 8 inches, and the Urban Forestry program handles removals. Outside city limits in unincorporated Kendall County, there’s generally no permit to clear brush or cedar on rural acreage, though burn bans and HOA rules can still apply.
Yes. Forestry mulching leaves a layer of ground-up material on the soil instead of scraping it bare, which helps hold thin Hill Country soil on slopes and near creek banks. If your property is near a mapped floodplain along Cibolo Creek, check with Kendall County or the city about floodplain rules before work begins.
Yes, as long as your property is within our service area, which covers Boerne and the surrounding Kendall County communities. Gated and HOA communities often have their own rules on tree removal and work hours, so check with your association before we schedule. We’ll clear to their requirements.
Forestry mulching is quoted by the job based on acreage, vegetation density and terrain. Because it clears, grinds and spreads in one pass, it usually costs less overall than clearing, piling and hauling. Ask us whether your county is on the current Texas A&M Forest Service fuel reduction grant list for the next application cycle.
Yes. Rock milling grinds caliche and surface limestone in place so the area can be regraded and compacted for a pad, driveway base or septic field. It’s one of the most common add-ons for Kendall County home sites. We check the depth and extent of the rock during the walkthrough.
Whether you’re clearing cedar off acreage near Cordillera Ranch or getting a build site ready off FM 474, we’ll walk your Boerne property with you and give you an honest plan. Quotes are complimentary across Kendall County and the surrounding Hill Country.
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Cedar clearing, forestry mulching and rock milling for acreage owners and builders along Highway 46, around Cordillera Ranch, and across Kendall County.
USMC
Veteran-Owned & Family-Run
5.0★
17 Google Reviews
Grant-Ready
Texas A&M Forest Service Certified
7 Days
7 AM–7 PM · Complimentary Quotes
Boerne is limestone and live oak country. Cibolo Creek runs through the historic Hill Country Mile, and the ranchland around it climbs into cedar-covered hills toward Sisterdale, Kendalia and the Guadalupe. Neighborhoods like Cordillera Ranch, Tapatio Springs and Fair Oaks Ranch are built into that terrain, and most acreage outside town still carries decades of Ashe juniper growth.
That’s why land clearing services in Boerne, TX are rarely a bulldoze-everything job. Buyers come here for the oaks and the views. The real work is taking out the cedar and brush while keeping the trees that make the property worth owning. Forestry mulching does that in one selective pass. Rock milling takes care of the caliche that shows up on almost every Kendall County build site.
The Mulching Marine works throughout Kendall County from our base in Fischer, coming across Highway 46 to reach Boerne-area properties. Paul, a Marine Corps veteran, runs the equipment on every job, and Laura handles your quote, scheduling and any financing questions.
Our full service lineup is available to Boerne and Kendall County property owners, from lots inside city limits to large ranch tracts. Every job starts with a walkthrough so we can plan around the trees you want to keep.
Forestry mulching in Boerne, TX lets you clear Ashe juniper and underbrush while leaving the live oaks standing. The drum works selectively around keeper trees and leaves a mulch layer that protects thin Hill Country soil. There’s nothing to burn when Kendall County has a ban in place.
Services include:
As a land clearing company serving Boerne, we clear acreage outside town, lots in communities like Tapatio Springs, and ranch tracts toward Sisterdale. Inside city limits, Boerne’s tree ordinance classifies trees starting at 8 inches, so we flag those during the walkthrough before any work is scheduled.
Services include:
Brush clearing in Boerne takes care of the cedar re-sprouts, agarita and thorny undergrowth that fill in between oaks and along fence lines. We grind it at ground level so pastures and wooded lots open back up. It’s the right service for land that was cleared once and has started closing in.
Services include:
When a storm drops limbs across a ranch road or pushes an oak into a fence line, our storm cleanup services in Boerne clear access first and then mulch the debris in place. That’s faster than chainsaws and haul trucks on a large Kendall County property.
Services include:
Field mowing in Boerne keeps hay meadows and open pasture from sliding back into brush between clearing jobs. We mow properties of three acres or more, one-time or on a recurring schedule, including the rocky, uneven ground common across Kendall County.
Services include:
Rock milling in Boerne, TX grinds the caliche and limestone ledges under so many Kendall County build sites into material you can grade and compact. It’s how a rocky hilltop becomes a usable pad, driveway base or septic area without blasting.
Services include:
Site prep in Boerne starts with clearing the build footprint and ends with a site your builder can actually work. We clear cedar and brush, preserve the oaks you’ve marked, and mill any caliche in the way before handing the site off.
Services include:
Our driveway preparation services in Boerne cut clean routes through cedar to new home sites on larger acreage, and we cut ATV and ranch trails to the back of the property. We also build firebreaks up to the Texas A&M Forest Service 66-foot fuel-break standard around structures and along fence lines.
Services include:
Kendall County ground is stair-stepped limestone under thin soil. That means caliche close to the surface, ledges that stop a trencher cold, and cedar that roots into every crack. Around Boerne, Cibolo Creek and the draws that feed it cut through that rock, so clearing near the creek means leaving mulch on the ground to hold the soil in a heavy rain.
We reach Boerne across Highway 46 from the Bulverde side and work out toward I-10, FM 474 and the country roads toward Sisterdale and Kendalia. Acreage around Cordillera Ranch and Tapatio Springs, lots near Scenic Oaks and Fair Oaks Ranch, and ranch land north toward Guadalupe River State Park are all within our service area.
Most Boerne-area work falls into a few buckets. There are acreage owners reclaiming pasture from cedar, new custom home sites that need clearing and rock milling, and landowners improving access with a driveway, ranch road or ATV trail. Each one starts with a walkthrough so we can mark the oaks and features you want to keep.
Boerne takes its trees seriously. The city’s tree ordinance, part of the 2019 Unified Development Code and managed through its Urban Forestry program, classifies trees starting at 8 inches, and the city tightened its rules on unauthorized removal after a large clearing incident. Outside city limits in unincorporated Kendall County, there’s generally no permit to clear brush on rural acreage, but county burn bans are common in dry years. We also avoid wounding live oaks from late winter into early summer, following Texas A&M Forest Service oak wilt guidance.
We take out the cedar and brush and leave the live oaks standing. Paul walks the property with you, marks the keepers, and clears around them. That matters on Boerne property, where the trees are much of the value.
Inside city limits, Boerne regulates trees from 8 inches up. We flag trees that may fall under the ordinance during the walkthrough so you can deal with the city before we start, not after.
Kendall County build sites almost always hit caliche. We clear and mill with our own equipment, so your builder gets a site that's actually ready.
Paul is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who runs every job himself, and Laura manages quotes, scheduling and financing. You deal with the owners, not a dispatcher.
We answer the phone from 7 AM to 7 PM every day and aim to respond the same day. Quotes are always complimentary.
We serve Boerne and the surrounding Kendall County communities, plus everything between Boerne and our Fischer base. If your land is within about 40 miles of Fischer, our land clearing services reach you.
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Pricing depends on acreage, how thick the cedar is, how many trees you’re keeping, slope, and whether caliche needs milling. Selective clearing around mature oaks takes more care than an open pasture, and the quote reflects that. We walk the property first and give you a complimentary written estimate.
Inside Boerne city limits, yes, for regulated trees. The city’s tree ordinance in its Unified Development Code classifies trees starting at 8 inches, and the Urban Forestry program handles removals. Outside city limits in unincorporated Kendall County, there’s generally no permit to clear brush or cedar on rural acreage, though burn bans and HOA rules can still apply.
Yes. Forestry mulching leaves a layer of ground-up material on the soil instead of scraping it bare, which helps hold thin Hill Country soil on slopes and near creek banks. If your property is near a mapped floodplain along Cibolo Creek, check with Kendall County or the city about floodplain rules before work begins.
Yes, as long as your property is within our service area, which covers Boerne and the surrounding Kendall County communities. Gated and HOA communities often have their own rules on tree removal and work hours, so check with your association before we schedule. We’ll clear to their requirements.
Forestry mulching is quoted by the job based on acreage, vegetation density and terrain. Because it clears, grinds and spreads in one pass, it usually costs less overall than clearing, piling and hauling. Ask us whether your county is on the current Texas A&M Forest Service fuel reduction grant list for the next application cycle.
Yes. Rock milling grinds caliche and surface limestone in place so the area can be regraded and compacted for a pad, driveway base or septic field. It’s one of the most common add-ons for Kendall County home sites. We check the depth and extent of the rock during the walkthrough.
Whether you’re clearing cedar off acreage near Cordillera Ranch or getting a build site ready off FM 474, we’ll walk your Boerne property with you and give you an honest plan. Quotes are complimentary across Kendall County and the surrounding Hill Country.
