Rodriguez Tree Service
Tyler area
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Looking for land clearing near me in Tyler, TX? Browse 50 Tyler land clearing contractors below, including pros offering lot clearing services near Tyler. Compare ratings and services, then request free quotes to find the best pro for your property.
In Tyler, the local context includes mulching, pasture, which can influence whether a contractor recommends forestry mulching or traditional clearing. Forestry mulching grinds eligible trees and brush into mulch on site, while traditional clearing cuts vegetation and typically removes or hauls away the material when a more fully cleared site is needed.
Tyler sits in the East Texas Piney Woods, where loblolly pine plantations, sweetgum, and thick yaupon understory dominate parcels being cleared for homesites and pasture. Sandy soils and rolling terrain are the norm across Smith County, and forestry mulching is well suited to the region's dense understory.
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Tyler area
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Tree service serving the Tyler area.
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Lindale & Tyler area
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Tree service with 20+ years in business, timely and fairly priced.
Lindale area
60 reviews
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Tyler area
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Whitehouse area
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East Texas & DFW
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Excavating contractor with 7+ years in business appearing in both East Texas and DFW markets.
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Tyler area
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Hawkins area
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Forestry service serving the Hawkins area.
Tyler area
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Forestry service with a reputation for reasonable pricing.
Tyler area
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Tyler & East Texas
25 reviews
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Tree service with 5+ years in business, open 24 hours, praised for communication.
Hawkins & East Texas
25 reviews
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Excavating contractor open 24 hours with fair pricing.
Tyler & East Texas
24 reviews
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Excavating contractor with 3+ years, highly recommended for land, tree, and brush clearing.
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21 reviews
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Excavating contractor with 5+ years in business, open 24 hours.
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18 reviews
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Corrigan, Lufkin & East Texas
17 reviews
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Land clearing, dirt work, culvert installation, and fence line clearing in the East Texas piney woods.
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17 reviews
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Forestry service combining dirt work and clearing.
Canton area
17 reviews
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Forestry service serving the Canton area.
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15 reviews
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Tree service with 5+ years in business, open 24 hours.
Tyler area
15 reviews
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Tyler & East Texas
14 reviews
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Forestry service open until 10 PM serving East Texas.
Gilmer area
14 reviews
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Tyler area
13 reviews
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Tyler & East Texas
11 reviews
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Excavation and land clearing including dirt pad construction for East Texas properties.
Tyler area
11 reviews
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Construction company with 7+ years in business known for speed.
Cushing & deep East Texas
10 reviews
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Forestry mulching company praised for customer service.
Ben Wheeler area
10 reviews
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Tyler & East Texas
8 reviews
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Pre-construction clearing for builders with 24-hour storm response across East Texas.
Tyler area
8 reviews
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Forestry service focused on doing land clearing right.
Tyler area
7 reviews
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Athens area
7 reviews
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Kilgore area
7 reviews
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Tyler area
7 reviews
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Tyler area
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Brownsboro area
6 reviews
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Whitehouse area
5 reviews
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Whitehouse area
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Athens area
5 reviews
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Athens area
3 reviews
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Tyler area
1 reviews
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Forestry service serving the Tyler area.
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Earth works company serving the Tyler area.
Tyler area
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Construction company serving the Tyler area.
Land clearing that disturbs soil in Texas is regulated under the TPDES Construction General Permit (TXR150000), administered by Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Requirements depend on how much land you disturb.
| Area disturbed | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Under 1 acre | No state stormwater permit coverage required, unless the work is part of a larger common plan of development that disturbs 1 acre or more in total. |
| 1 to under 5 acres | Coverage required. Most sites qualify under the notice option: post a Small Construction Site Notice (TCEQ Form 20963) and maintain a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan. No Notice of Intent is filed with TCEQ. |
| 5 acres or more | Coverage required. File a Notice of Intent through TCEQ's STEERS system, pay the $225 fee, post a Large Construction Site Notice (TCEQ Form 20961), and maintain a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan. |
Requirements differ depending on whether your property is inside city limits or in an unincorporated area. City and county rules may add requirements beyond the state permit. Confirm which applies before work begins.
Last verified: 2026-09-02
This is general information, not legal advice. Confirm current requirements with TCEQ and your local permitting office before clearing.
Land clearing in Tyler covers a wide range of services — from light brush clearing and underbrush removal to full-scale lot clearing, forestry mulching, and site preparation for new construction. Whether you're clearing a residential lot, preparing a ranch for pasture, or opening up acreage for development, local contractors are equipped for projects of all sizes and vegetation types.
Forestry mulching has become the preferred method across much of Texas thanks to its efficiency and minimal site disturbance. Specialized mulching equipment grinds trees, stumps, and brush into a natural mulch layer in one pass — faster and more cost-effective than traditional cut-and-haul methods for most residential and light commercial projects.
For lot clearing ahead of construction, land grading and site preparation are often bundled with clearing services. Many Tyler-area contractors offer dirt work, pad sites, driveway clearing, fence line clearing, and storm damage cleanup alongside standard land clearing.
Getting multiple quotes is always recommended — pricing varies by contractor, equipment type, vegetation density, and terrain. Use the quote buttons above to connect with local pros and compare bids before committing.
Tyler land clearing cost estimate
Typical land clearing in Tyler, TX runs about $1,200–$4,500 per acre for mixed brush and small trees. Light brush can be lower. A finished homesite with stump removal and haul-off costs more. Forestry mulching is often priced at $150–$350 per hour typically or $500–$2,500 per acre. Land clearing cost guide →
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