Precision vegetation management for public assets, HOA common areas, commercial grounds, and high-value residential sites across Northern Virginia.
Procurement-ready credentials · Prime and subcontract scopes accepted
Source: Fairfax County natural-resources metrics and Vermeer CTX100 / AX19 specifications.
A 36-inch tracked carrier and a 19-inch chipper, deployed together. Through the side gate, across the lawn, into the rear yard — brush cleared, material processed on site, no ruts left behind.
Every service line runs off the same two machines. That keeps mobilization cost low and lets a single crew stack multiple scopes on one property visit.
Rear yards, side lots, and fence lines that full-size equipment cannot reach. Material is chipped where it falls and either left as mulch or hauled out.
Detention and BMP basins, wooded-edge setbacks, easements, and commercial perimeters on a scheduled cycle. Cut-stump treatment prevents re-sprout.
Crews mobilized inside the first operational period after an event. Downed limbs, blocked access, and hazard debris cleared under a pre-signed authorization.
Grinding to root mat, backfill, and restoration. Priced per inch on standard stumps and hourly above 24 inches, where per-inch pricing stops being honest.
Selective clearing inside protected canopy, buffer, and Resource Protection Areas under Fairfax Chapter 122 and Prince William DCSM 800. Slow, documented, compliant.
Subcontract processing for tree companies and site contractors. You cut, we feed, chip, load, and dispose. Rotating grapple available on its own.
Northern Virginia's vegetation market is split in two. Forestry mulchers sell acreage at $2,500–$3,000 a day and need 12 feet of clearance to get on site. Tree companies sell $200–$260 an hour crews and subcontract out every load of brush they generate.
Nobody sells the machine in between: a tracked carrier narrow enough for a residential gate, light enough for irrigated turf, paired with a chipper that swallows what it pulls. On a median Fairfax lot valued north of $700,000, "no ruts" is not a feature. It is the whole decision.
Work that currently gets hand-carried at four times the labor cost, or declined outright.
Every load not hauled avoids $207–$295 in tipping and 60–90 minutes of crew time. That saving is shared, not pocketed quietly.
Tree-save areas, buffers, and RPAs require selective clearing that a dozer cannot deliver and a hand crew cannot afford.
Clear the fence line, grind the stumps, treat the cut faces, and haul the debris on a single mobilization.
Both positions are priced off the same cost-plus rate card. The difference is who carries the bond, the permit, and the client relationship.
Direct award from the property owner, county, school division, or agency. We hold the contract, carry the insurance, pull the land disturbance permit, and name our own Responsible Land Disturber.
Second-tier to tree care companies, site contractors, general contractors, utility line-clearance primes, and activated disaster debris primes. Certificates, waivers of subrogation, and certified payroll produced on request.
Density beats reach. Crews stay inside a tight radius so mobilization stays short, response stays fast, and the same crew learns the same properties.
Every estimate is built from a published cost-plus rate card, not a guess. Send the scope and you get a written breakdown showing crew-days, unit pricing, disposal assumptions, and permit responsibility.
Response times.
Commercial and government intake: same business day.
Residential intake: within one business day.
Storm and emergency: crews dispatched inside the first operational period.
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