Clearing and mowing
Brush Hog Mowing in McKinney, TX
Brush hog mowing, pasture mowing and acreage mowing for McKinney, Lucas, Van Alstyne, Aubrey and landowners across North Texas. Tall grass, weeds and light brush knocked down on a schedule or one time.
Brush hog mowing cuts tall grass, weeds and light brush with a tractor and a rotary cutter, on ground a lawn mower will not touch. Steele Construction LLC provides brush hog mowing, pasture mowing and acreage mowing for landowners in McKinney and across Collin, Grayson and Denton counties, on a one time cut or a recurring schedule. Free estimates, one day response.
Pasture
Pasture Mowing
Pasture that does not get cut goes to weeds, then to brush, then to a clearing job. Pasture mowing keeps it at the first stage. A tractor and rotary cutter run the full tract, knocking the grass and weeds back to a height that can be grazed, walked and seen across, and stopping the weeds before they seed.
Acreage
Acreage Mowing and Field Mowing
We handle acreage mowing and field mowing for ranches, horse properties, vacant lots, homesites and large rural properties throughout McKinney, Celina, Anna, Sherman and North Texas.
Our equipment cuts tall grass, heavy weeds and light brush across pastures, hay fields, fence lines, easements, drainage areas and open land around homes, barns and outbuildings. Acreage mowing is ideal for properties that have become too overgrown for a regular mower or need several acres cut at once.
Whether you're cleaning up a property, maintaining land between uses or getting an overgrown tract back under control, we can mow the entire acreage in one visit.
Lots
Brush Hog Service for Overgrown Lots
We offer brush hog mowing for overgrown lots, vacant land and acreage in McKinney, Melissa and surrounding North Texas communities. When tall grass, heavy weeds and light brush have grown beyond what a regular lawn mower can handle, a tractor and rotary cutter can knock it down quickly.
Brush hog service is also available for property owners who have received a city or county code enforcement notice for overgrown grass or vegetation. We can clear vacant lots, future homesites, investment properties and undeveloped acreage so the property is accessible, manageable and easier to keep maintained.
Recurring
Tractor Mowing on a Schedule
Land stays easy to mow if it stays mowed. Once a property is knocked down, a tractor mowing service on a recurring schedule keeps it from going back to brush, and each cut is faster and cheaper than the first one was. Monthly through the growing season, once a quarter, or a couple of times a year, depending on the ground and what it is for.
Brush Hogging Vs. Land Clearing
Not every overgrown property is a mowing job. Brush hog mowing works well for tall grass, weeds, light brush and small saplings. Once the property is covered in established trees, thick woody brush, mesquite or cedar, it’s time for land clearing or forestry mulching.
We handle all three throughout Collin County and North Texas, so you don’t have to figure out which service you need before calling. We’ll look at the property, determine what can be brush hogged and what needs heavier clearing equipment, and give you the options.
Once the heavy growth is cleared or mulched, regular acreage mowing can keep it from taking over again.
Questions
Brush Hog Mowing Questions
What is brush hog mowing?
Cutting tall grass, weeds and light brush with a tractor and a rotary cutter, on ground too rough or overgrown for a regular mower. It is the standard way to keep pasture, acreage and vacant lots under control.
What is the difference between brush hog mowing and land clearing?
Brush hog mowing cuts grass, weeds and light brush. Land clearing removes trees, stumps and heavy brush with a dozer, excavator or mulcher. A rotary cutter handles saplings up to an inch or two across, and anything larger is a clearing job.
How large a property will you mow?
From a single overgrown lot up to open acreage. A recent job covered a full 20 acre tract in one visit.
Why should vacant land be mowed regularly?
Many cities require it by ordinance, and regular mowing keeps the property manageable and ready to build or sell. Each cut is faster than the last if the land does not go back to brush.
Does brush hog mowing kill weeds?
No. It cuts them down and keeps them from seeding, but it does not kill the roots. Regular mowing is what keeps them from taking over.
Do you mow on a schedule?
Yes. One time cuts and recurring visits both work. Tell us how you want the property kept and we set it up. Estimates are free and every job is priced after a site visit.
Get a Mowing Estimate
Send the address, roughly how many acres and how long it has been since the last cut. We come out, look at the growth and put the price in writing.