Demolition contractor in Richland, MO

Richland-area properties often have two distinct zones: wooded ridge ground that needs clearing and grading, and lower bottomland near the Gasconade River that stays wet and needs drainage work before it is usable. We handle both with the same equipment. The excavator clears timber and pulls stumps on the ridge, then cuts drainage trenches on the lower ground to move water off the property.

Gravel road access is a real challenge on rural Richland properties. Many tracts in this part of Pulaski County sit at the end of long gravel roads that were not engineered for heavy equipment loads. Freeze-thaw cycles in the Ozarks create soft spots and ruts that make those roads impassable in wet weather. We repair and regrade gravel roads as part of our site work so the access holds up through the project.

Brush cutting on Richland-area properties handles the cedar and hardwood understory that grows back quickly on Ozark ground. Our high-performance brush cutting attachment cuts growth up to 4 inches in diameter, which handles the seedling and small-tree regrowth that fills in on unmanaged Pulaski County land. That keeps the cleared areas open without requiring repeated chainsaw work.