Recent Land Clearing Jobs — Real Photos From Our Crews
No stock photos here — every shot below is our gear and our people on real jobs across Gippsland.







Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — that's our specialty. Because we combine arborists, stump grinding, excavators and tippers in one crew, we take a block from overgrown to build-ready in a single engagement: trees down, stumps out, vegetation chipped and carted, surface levelled. One quote, one responsible contractor.
Possibly — native vegetation clearing in Victoria is regulated, and planning overlays vary between properties even on the same road. We'll flag the likely requirements when we see the block, and our AQF Level 5 arborist reports support permit applications where they're needed.
Yes — fire breaks, defendable space around buildings, and fuel-reduction clearing are core work for us across Gippsland, and worth booking before the pre-summer rush. We clear to the widths that make a difference, and cart or mulch the material so it isn't left as new fuel.
Smaller material is chipped or forestry-mulched on site — kept as ground cover or removed. Millable or firewood-grade timber can be stacked for your use, and everything else is carted away. You choose the finish: raked and clean, or mulched and moisture-holding.
It depends on area, vegetation density, terrain and what happens to the material — a lightly treed flat block and a steep gully of regrowth are very different days. We inspect free, quote firm, and for bigger jobs can stage the work to match your budget and timeline.
Yes — fence-line clearing ahead of new fencing is a staple across Gippsland farm country. We take out the regrowth and problem trees, grind or grub the stumps so the fencer has a clean run, and leave the line ready to build.
How land clearing is priced
Clearing is priced off the day rate for the machinery the site needs — how many machines, how many days. As a rough feel, that works out around $150–$300 plus GST per hour depending on the plant. A real example: a 1,200–1,300 square-metre block is about a one-day job, so an eight-hour day at that rate. Where the material goes is a real lever — chipped on site is the cheapest option, while carting it off is the expensive one — and access at the tightest point decides which machines can be used at all. We quote the whole job once we've seen the site.







