Land Clearing & Site Preparation for Tupelo-Area Properties

Whether expanding pasture acreage, preparing building sites, or reclaiming overgrown Lee County land, Tri-State Livestock LLC. provides professional clearing and grading throughout the Tupelo area. From brush removal to building pad preparation, we transform rough terrain into usable space.

Services We Provide

Brush and Timber Clearing

Remove cedar encroachment, briars, and volunteer hardwoods reducing usable acreage. We clear vegetation using equipment appropriate for Lee County terrain-creating clean land ready for pasture, crops, or wildlife management.

Fence Row Clearing

Overgrown fence lines harbor pests and shade out grass. Our service removes vegetation along boundaries, improving access for fence maintenance and recovering productive land.

Pasture Expansion

Many Tupelo-area farms contain underutilized wooded areas supporting additional grazing. We clear timber, prepare ground for seeding, and coordinate with forage consulting and soil testing for complete development.

Building Pad Preparation

Construction requires level, properly drained pads. We clear vegetation, shape grades for drainage, and compact fill creating stable foundations for barns, shops, homes, or equipment storage.

Project Planning

Effective clearing begins with evaluation:

• Vegetation type and density
• Topography and drainage patterns
• Soil conditions and final use
• Debris disposal options (burning, burial, haul-off)

Tupelo Land Clearing Pricing

Pricing varies by vegetation density and terrain. Light brush clearing typically runs $800-$1,500 per acre; heavier timber $3,000-$5,000+ per acre. Building pads quoted by size and complexity. Detailed estimates provided after site evaluation.

Debris Management

Options include on-site burning (where legal), burial, grinding to mulch, or haul-off to disposal sites. Method affects total cost-we'll recommend most economical approach for your situation.

Service Area

Serving Tupelo, Lee County, and surrounding Northeast Mississippi areas.