Choose the first useful opening
Start with the parts of the property you use most. A route to a gate, a pasture edge and an overgrown corner may call for different clearing boundaries.
For an acreage owner near Henrietta, the first question is which part of the land would become more useful with brush cleared. A pasture edge, a route to water and a walking area need different descriptions. Mark those areas individually rather than treating the property boundary as a clearing instruction.
Bring your knowledge of the ground
Point out the gate or opening, any narrow approach and changes in the ground that may be hidden by growth. Known buried features, old wire and retained trees should be discussed during the walkthrough.
From your goal to a written estimate
Jamie handles your estimate. Talk through the brush, saplings, pasture edges, trails or rural acreage you want to use. The Clear Path Plan includes a walkthrough with you when practical, a written description of the selected work and a review of the finished area.
See how the process works