Land clearing
Open acreage for homes, commercial work, pasture, access, or development staging.
Equipment-led site preparation
Make ground
ready.
Clearing, mulching, grading, access, drainage, and excavation structured around what the next crew needs from the site.
Walk the propertyCTL + MULCHER
Selective clearing
EXCAVATOR
Grubbing + trenching
DOZER / GRADER
Pads + drainage
HAUL SUPPORT
Debris + material
Capability matrix
One site.
One field plan.
The work is sold as a coordinated outcome, not a disconnected list of machine hours.
Forestry mulching
Reclaim overgrowth and selective areas while keeping material close to the ground.
Grubbing & stumps
Remove roots, stumps, and buried obstacles where the next phase needs clean subgrade.
Pads & rough grading
Shape build areas, balance material, and prepare dependable elevations for construction.
Drainage & erosion
Direct water with swales, ditches, culvert preparation, and practical surface control.
Access & excavation
Prepare drives, equipment access, trenches, and other site-specific earthwork.
Finished-condition thinking
Not just cleared.
Ready for what follows.
A strong site-prep presentation shows the end condition: stable access, intentional water movement, usable grades, defined limits, and a clean handoff to the builder or owner.
Before mobilization
Scope the ground.
Then move it.
A premium estimator makes the unknowns visible early. That protects production, the property, and the owner’s budget.
01
Locate
Parcel, limits, access, neighbors, utilities.
02
Measure
Acreage, elevations, material, haul distance.
03
Sequence
Clear, grub, shape, drain, finish.
04
Confirm
Scope, exclusions, schedule, handoff condition.
Selective clearing / equipment detail
Built for the buyer mix
Owners need clarity.
Builders need readiness.
Rural landowners
Custom-home builders
Developers
Commercial contractors
Farm and timber properties
Access-challenged sites
Project intake / concept demo
Start with the dirt.
Give the estimator enough context to choose the right machine, identify a site-visit need, and qualify the schedule before a long phone call.
Ironwood is a fictional JobBuilt portfolio concept and is not currently dispatching equipment.
Field questions / straight answers
Do you price by the acre?+
Acreage helps size the project, but vegetation, access, slope, disposal, soil conditions, finished scope, and equipment needs change the real number. A serious estimate starts with the property.
Can work begin from photos or a parcel map?+
Photos, maps, and plans are useful for early qualification. A field review would still confirm access, utilities, limits, drainage, and the conditions that affect production.
What happens to cleared material?+
The scope can be structured around mulching in place, piling, burning where legally permitted, chipping, hauling, or a combination. The plan should be agreed before machines mobilize.
Is Ironwood taking projects now?+
No. Ironwood Siteworks is a JobBuilt portfolio concept designed to show how a serious land-services company could qualify and sell work online.