Professional site clearance deals with the safe removal of debris and rubble in areas ranging from collapsed buildings to construction sites, to flood or fire damage, to large geographical areas for civils and industrial groundwork or forestry and woodland management.
Fundamentally, the point of site clearance is to return a site to its former state or prepare it for new use by local authorities, housing associations, highways and infrastructure projects, housebuilders, and civil engineers as well as for domestic projects.
A crucial part of site clearance is removing vegetation and undergrowth. Once the undergrowth has been removed, dedicated machinery can be used to remove larger obstacles like trees – cutting them down, grinding the stumps, and removing the roots.
Access to appropriate equipment is key. Mechanised tree and vegetation removal, brash and timber extraction, site mulching, and wood chipping all require heavy-duty, specialised, machinery handled by fully trained, experienced, accredited contractors.
Whatever your site clearance or de-vegetation requirements, it’s important to choose a reputable company that can provide full compliance with industry regulations, submission of statutory protection applications, felling licenses, or ecological mitigation, and who are committed to a safe working environment and practice.
