Demolition contractor in Newberry, FL

A new residential lot in Newberry typically comes with pine and oak trees, brush, and root systems that must be fully removed before grading can begin. We fell trees, grind stumps, and grub out root masses so the soil is stable. After clearing, we grade the site to the correct slope for drainage and compact the surface for construction.

Yes. Grass seeding and fertilizing are services we offer after clearing and grading is complete. Establishing ground cover quickly after clearing reduces erosion on bare soil, especially during Alachua County's heavy summer rain season. We seed to the appropriate grass type for the intended use, whether that is a lawn, pasture, or erosion control strip.

In western Alachua County's warm, wet climate, fence lines and open pasture edges can fill in with brush and saplings within a growing season. Most agricultural property owners in the Newberry area schedule bush hogging at least once or twice a year to keep pastures open and fence lines clear. Properties that have gone unmanaged longer may need a heavier clearing pass before regular maintenance can resume.

Yes. Excavation and trenching for utility lines, drainage, and foundation work are services we provide on new construction sites in Newberry and across western Alachua County. We assess the soil conditions before starting, since the shift between sandy loam and clay in this area affects how a trench behaves and how it needs to be backfilled.