Define the limits
Start with a clear understanding of the work area and the features that should stay protected.
Make Room To Work
Brush, slash, and unwanted material removed so the next phase of work has room to begin.
What this service covers
Whether a property needs an open work area or a completed job needs cleanup, Storlie Construction can help move brush, slash, and unwanted material out of the way. We scope the work around the area to be cleared, equipment access, and what should remain.
Start with a clear understanding of the work area and the features that should stay protected.
Remove brush, slash, and project debris included in the agreed scope.
Coordinate cleanup with grading, fill, or access needs when the project requires more than clearing.
A practical fit for
How To Get Started
Every property is different. These steps give the crew enough context to recommend a practical next move without pretending the job can be priced from a generic checklist.
Explain what needs to go, what needs to remain, and how the cleared area will be used.
We account for equipment access, material handling, hauling, and related site work.
The crew completes the agreed clearing and leaves the area ready for its next planned use.
One Coordinated Crew
A newly opened area may also need aggregate access, fill, rough grading, or hauling. Storlie can discuss those connected needs at the same time so the scope reflects where the project is headed.
Related Materials
Availability and the right application are confirmed with the Storlie team before ordering.
A practical material for creating or improving access to the cleared area.
See materials →Bulk fill for shaping and leveling low areas when included in the site plan.
See materials →Coarse subbase for firming up soft ground in a newly opened work area.
See materials →Before You Call
Have a different question? Call Storlie and describe the job.
218-556-5898Storlie can remove brush, slash, and other unwanted material included in the agreed scope. Call with photos and a description so the team can confirm whether the project is a fit.
Yes. Clearing can be discussed alongside excavation, filling, grading, and aggregate access when those services are needed for the same site.
Hauling can be included when appropriate. The type and volume of material, destination, and site access all affect the plan.
Identify the approximate work area, what must remain, known access issues, and the intended next use. Photos are helpful before an on-site conversation.
Start With The Job
We will ask the right questions, confirm whether the project fits, and help you plan the next step.