Site clearance in Suffolk for difficult ground

How a clearance runs

Each site clearance follows the same basic order, scaled to the job.

• Survey: Craig walks the site, looks at access, ground conditions and what is growing there, and agrees the end result with you
• Machine size: the digger is chosen to fit the gateway and the ground, from a compact machine for a back garden to a larger one for open land
• Clearing: scrub, brambles, small trees and rubbish are cut and lifted, with roots pulled where the next use needs it
• Waste: green waste and debris are loaded and taken off site
• Grading: the ground is levelled and left ready for turf, gravel, building work or planting

Commercial site clearance

Commercial site clearance covers plots awaiting development, overgrown yards, land around business premises and sites being handed back at the end of a lease. The work is planned around access, deadlines and anyone else working on site, and the ground is left in the state agreed for the next contractor.

Domestic land and paddocks

On the domestic side, clearances range from a large overgrown back garden to rough paddocks and land at the edge of rural properties. Brambles, scrub, saplings and old rubbish are cleared so the owner can see what they have, and the ground is levelled for whatever comes next, whether that is a lawn, gravel, a building or simply keeping it mown.