Timber Falls excavator and compact loader on a wooded excavation site
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Land clearing · Seacoast & Southern Maine

Open up your land for its next use.

Brush, overgrown vegetation and unwanted trees can limit the space you can use. Timber Falls provides land and lot clearing, forestry mulching and site preparation. Tell us what should go, what should stay and what you want the area to become.

Based in Dover, New Hampshire. Tell us the property location so we can review service availability.

Plan the work

What do you want the land to become?

A larger yard, access through brush and a prepared building lot need different scopes. Tell us about the vegetation, retained trees, property features and machine access. We’ll discuss the clearing method and any ground work needed for your intended use.

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Land & lot clearing

Tree and vegetation clearing for access, yard expansion, building lots and site preparation.

02

Brush & forestry mulching

Discuss mulching for overgrowth along property lines, trails and areas being opened for use.

03

Site preparation & property improvement

Define the clearing limits and what should remain. If the next step needs stump pulling, regrading or drainage work, discuss it as a separate part of the site scope.

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Clearing and ground work in the field.

Equipment working among trees and cut branches, an opened woodland edge and freshly graded ground from Timber Falls property projects.

Discuss your property

Prefer to call?

(603) 343-3938

Describe the area, machine access and your intended use of the ground.

Our Dover-based team serves the New Hampshire Seacoast and Southern Maine. The property location, access and work needed determine the scope.

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What happens next

We review the request, discuss the site and scope, then agree on the next step. An estimate request is not a booked appointment.

Request an Estimate

Tell us what needs doing.

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An estimate request is not a booked appointment.