Land Clearing
Land clearing for overgrown lots and small acreage around Chattanooga. We mulch out the brush, briars, saplings, and small trees so the ground is open and usable again.
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Forestry mulching is the main way we clear overgrown ground in Red Bank. The drum mulcher on the front of our mini skid steer grinds up brush, vines and saplings where they grow. The ground comes out covered in wood chips. Most of what we cut stays on the lot as mulch.
Red Bank had 11,899 residents at the 2020 census and sits 5 miles north of downtown Chattanooga. Chattanooga's city limits surround it on every side. The town is built out, so the work here is rarely open acreage. Most jobs are back lots, wooded hillsides, grown-up fence lines and yards that got away from someone.
Our company is based just north of Chattanooga, and we cover every street in Red Bank. We clear the growth and deal with the brush on the same job. The estimate is free, and a call or text gets one on the calendar.
Tell us about the job and the ground. We will get right back to you.
Red Bank lies at the base of the Cumberland Plateau in southwestern Hamilton County. The city's own plan describes most of the town as sitting between two ridges. The city center follows the valley of Stringers Branch, which flows southwest to the Tennessee River. Dayton Boulevard is the main road, and U.S. Route 27 runs along the western edge.
In 1955, Red Bank and White Oak incorporated together, largely over concern about being annexed by Chattanooga. The city later dropped White Oak from its name. The name Red Bank came from the wife of the first postmaster, George Hartman. She took it from a red clay ridge she could see from her window.
The 2020 census counted 6,344 housing units in Red Bank and classed every resident as urban. Houses fill the valley floor, and plenty of streets climb the ridge slopes. Behind many homes, the back of the lot has stayed wooded or gone to brush. Warm, wet summers grow that brush back fast once it gets a start.
Forestry mulching does most of the work on a wooded back lot. The mulcher grinds brush and saplings and leaves the bigger trees you want to keep. On a hillside, the chip layer helps keep red clay from washing downhill. Open ground that went to briars and tall weeds gets bush hogging with our rotary cutter instead.
On a kudzu bank or back fence, kudzu removal means cutting the vines to the ground and mulching them. Kudzu grows back from its root crowns, so most patches need follow-up cuts. Grown-up fence lines come down on the same visit, along with small trees standing in open ground. Stump grinding takes the leftover stumps below the surface.
Red Bank's brush rule shapes how we finish a job. The city does not pick up brush generated by contractors hired to work on private property. That brush is the contractor's responsibility, so we handle it on site. We mulch it in place, or we load it on the dump trailer for brush hauling.
We cover all of Red Bank, including White Oak and the Stringers Branch valley. That takes in the streets off Morrison Springs Road and Ashland Terrace. Most addresses here are 37415, with some in 37405. Hixson lies east of the city, and Dayton Boulevard runs into town from there.
Our mini skid steer is narrow enough for a standard fence gate, so a fenced backyard stays fenced. The city's long-range plan even calls for widening some narrow side streets, and a compact machine suits them. Estimates are free and given on the property. We settle with you on what stays and what goes.
To set up a visit, call or text (423) 260-5675. Three Crosses Land Services is a veteran-owned family business, licensed and insured. Our motto is Faith. Integrity. Service.
Communities and areas we serve around Red Bank: White Oak, Stringers Branch, Stringers Ridge, Dayton Boulevard, Morrison Springs Road, Ashland Terrace, Signal Mountain Boulevard, U.S. Route 27, North Shore, Hixson.
Red Bank ZIP codes served: 37415, 37405.
Free estimates throughout Hamilton County and the surrounding area.
(423) 260-5675 Land clearing for overgrown lots and small acreage around Chattanooga. We mulch out the brush, briars, saplings, and small trees so the ground is open and usable again.
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Bush hogging and brush clearing for overgrown fields, pastures and lots around Chattanooga. The rotary cutter takes tall grass, briars and light brush down to open ground.
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Stump grinding for a single stump or a yard full of them, in Chattanooga and the towns around it. We can grind and go, or haul the chips out and put topsoil and seed back.
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Small and mid-size tree removal, shrubs, and brushy tree lines in the open parts of a property. We take them down and haul the debris off.
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Junk removal and hauling across the Chattanooga area, from garage cleanouts to storm debris. We load it onto the dump trailer and haul it off.
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Repair and restoration for existing gravel drives and gravel roads. We grade out the potholes and ruts, then reset the crown so water sheds.
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We install French drains, underground downspout extensions, and drainage pipe for soggy yards around Chattanooga. Free estimates, call or text.
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We clear grown up fence rows, property lines, right of way strips, and easements. The mini skid steer fits through a standard gate, so tight back lines are reachable.
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Yard waste removal around Chattanooga. We load brush piles, cut limbs, storm blowdown and leftover clearing piles onto the dump trailer and haul them off.
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Kudzu removal around Chattanooga. We cut vines to the ground, mulch privet thickets into chips and open up the lots, banks and fence lines they took over.
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Underbrushing around Chattanooga. We mulch the brush, briars, vines and saplings out from under the canopy and leave the mature trees standing.
Learn MoreA few of the questions we hear most around Red Bank. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
Call or text (423) 260-5675, or send the form and we will get back to you. Tell us the address and what the property needs, and we will set up a free estimate.
Tell us about the job and the ground. We will get right back to you.