Land Clearing Near Me

Clearing land is priced by the acre or by the hour, and the price depends on what is growing there, what happens to it, and whether you are building on it. The 1,355 companies below, across 18 states, list land clearing, lot clearing, brush clearing or forestry mulching on their Google profiles. Compare their reviews, methods and equipment before you ask for a price per acre. A dozer pushes trees and stumps into piles to burn or haul; a forestry mulcher grinds brush and small trees in place and leaves the ground covered. If a house is going on the lot, stumps, roots and the mulch layer have to come out first, so say so when you ask for quotes. Land clearing books up fastest in September and March.

Land Clearing by state

Cities with the most companies offering land clearing

Common questions

How much does land clearing cost per acre?

It depends on density, stumps, slope and haul-off, and published ranges run from a few hundred dollars to over $10,000 an acre. Companies here publish a median starting price of $1,000 for a land clearing job (5 companies). Get a written price per acre that says what happens to the debris.

Do I need a permit to clear land?

Often, depending on the county: tree ordinances, wetlands, erosion control and burn permits are the usual triggers. Ask the contractor which permits apply before work starts.

Source: Google Business Profile data via DataForSEO, pulled October 2026. How listings work.