Bigfoot Forestry clears overgrown land for cities and towns, parks, fire departments, utility companies, schools and businesses. Most of that work is forestry mulching: we cut brush and small trees down and leave the mulch on the ground, so a trail, easement or property line can get back to doing its job.
Commercial capabilities vary from location to location, so contact your local Bigfoot to talk about your project. We’ll set up an on-site look, walk the property with you and talk through what the job needs.
Learn more about our forestry mulching services.
The Commercial Work Every Bigfoot Location Takes On
These are the jobs we see across all of our markets. If your project looks like one of them, your local team is the right place to start.
Municipal and City Work
Towns and cities have plenty of ground that gets away from them: road edges, the back side of public property, and city-owned lots that have grown over. We clear the brush and overgrowth so those spaces are safe, visible and easy to keep up again.
Park Trails and Public Green Space
Parks need trails people can actually use. We open new trail corridors and clean up overgrown ones, working around the trees the park wants to keep. The disc golf course clearing at Catawba Bend Preserve, in Recent Commercial Projects below, is one example.
Fire Prevention for Fire Departments
Thick brush and dense understory give a fire more to burn. We work with fire departments to thin out that fuel and keep access lanes open, so crews can get where they need to go and a fire has less to feed on.
Utility Easement Cleanup
Power line corridors and other utility easements have to stay open for inspections and repairs. We clear the brush and small trees growing into easements and rights-of-way so utility crews can get in and do their work.
Parking Lots and Commercial Property Edges
Overgrowth creeps. Over time it pushes onto parking lots, fence lines and the back edges of commercial property. We cut it back to a clean line so the property looks cared for and the next crew can get to work. Our Brier Creek project in Raleigh, below, shows what that looks like.
Schools and Campuses
School grounds have wooded edges, walking paths and back corners that grow over fast. We clear that overgrowth so those areas stay open and easy to maintain.
Access for Survey and Testing Crews
When survey, inspection or testing crews need to reach a spot, brush is usually the first thing in the way. We clear a path so they can get to the ground they need.
How a Commercial Project Starts
1. Reach out to your local Bigfoot — Use the form on this page, or call the location nearest your project from the list below.
2. Schedule an on-site look — Your local team walks the property with you and talks through what needs clearing and what should stay.
3. Plan the work together — Before anything starts, you’ll know what our crew can take on at your site.
Find Your Local Bigfoot
Every Bigfoot location takes commercial work. What each crew can take on varies by location, so call the team closest to your project or visit our locations page.
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Recent Commercial Projects
A couple of the commercial jobs our crews have finished. We’ll add more here as new case studies go live.
Commercial Parking Lot Brush Clearing in Brier Creek, Raleigh, NC
Overgrowth had crept about four feet onto the lot; Bigfoot Forestry – The Triangle cleared and straightened the back line so the lot was ready for the concrete crew.
Disc Golf Course Clearing at Catawba Bend Preserve
Forestry mulching to clear the way for the new disc golf course at Catawba Bend Preserve, a county park, working with Innova Disc Golf and Ace Place.
Bigfoot Forestry: Your Trusted Partner in Commercial Projects
Bigfoot Forestry: Nowhere to Hide. Whether it’s a city lot, a park trail, a utility easement or the back line of a parking lot, your local Bigfoot team will walk the site with you and talk through the job. Fill out the form on this page or call the location nearest you to schedule an on-site look.