Bush hogging
Head-high grass, brush, briar and saplings up to about 2–3″ knocked flat in a single pass. The core of what we do.
Bradenton · Palmetto · Parrish · Ellenton
Bush hogging, lot mowing and land clearing across Manatee County. We bring the tractor, the cutter and the crew, knock down brush and saplings the mower shop won’t touch, and send you photos when it’s done.
Tell us where the property is. Most quotes go back out the same business day.
What we cut
If a push mower or a landscaping crew has already told you no, this is the machine that finishes it. Rotary cutters behind a tractor, plus zero-turn decks for the finish pass where the ground is clean enough to want one.
Head-high grass, brush, briar and saplings up to about 2–3″ knocked flat in a single pass. The core of what we do.
Vacant residential and commercial parcels cut back for code compliance, listing photos, showings or a closing date.
Palmetto, scrub and light vegetation taken down so surveyors, builders and buyers can actually walk the property.
Fence rows, easements, ditch banks and access trails opened back up on rural acreage east of I-75.
Scheduled maintenance cuts for ranch and large-acreage owners in Parrish, Myakka City and east Manatee.
Post-storm knockdown and end-of-wet-season catch-up when six months of Florida rain got ahead of the property.
How it goes
Call or fill out the form. We pull the parcel up on aerial before we ever drive out, so we already know the shape and the access before we talk.
A flat price for the job, in writing, usually the same business day. Not an hourly rate that grows while the tractor is on your lot.
Most parcels are done in a day. You get before-and-after photos even if you live three states away and have never stood on the property.
Where we work
We’re a Manatee County outfit. That means we know which lots off SR-64 flood in August, which parcels in Parrish are all palmetto root, and how far the tractor can get down a soft access easement before it stops being a good idea.
Vacant lots, rental properties and back acreage from West Bradenton and Bayshore Gardens through Samoset, Oneco and the SR-64 corridor. Heavy volume of code-enforcement lot clearing and pre-listing cleanup here.
North of the Manatee River: Palmetto proper, Memphis, Rubonia and Terra Ceia. Older platted lots, small farm parcels and US-41 frontage that grows back fast through the wet season.
Fast-growing Parrish, where new construction sits next to raw pasture. Fence lines, builder lots, large residential acreage and property being prepped ahead of survey or sale off US-301 and Fort Hamer Road.
Ellenton and the I-75 / US-301 interchange area. Commercial parcels, storage and outparcel lots, plus residential acreage running back toward the river.
Also cutting in Myakka City, Lakewood Ranch, Bayshore Gardens, Memphis, Rubonia, Terra Ceia, Oneco, Samoset and Sarasota County line properties. Not sure if you’re in range? Send the address.
On the trailer
We own our equipment and we wrench on it ourselves, which is why a rain delay doesn’t turn into a two-week delay waiting on somebody else’s rental return. Tractors for the heavy knockdown, zero-turns for the clean finish pass.
Straight answers
It depends on four things: how tall the growth is, how much sapling and palmetto is mixed into it, how wet the ground is, and how hard it is to get a tractor onto the parcel. Small residential lots get a flat job price. Open acreage is priced per acre, and the per-acre rate drops as the acreage goes up. Either way you get a firm number before we start — not an hourly meter.
Quote requests get answered the same business day. Most Manatee County jobs land on the schedule inside the same week. If you’re working against a code enforcement deadline or a closing date, say so in the form — those move to the front.
Grass and brush up to head height, and saplings up to roughly two to three inches at the base. Beyond that — mature trees, stumps, palmetto root mat that has to come out rather than be cut down — you need a different machine, and we’ll tell you that up front instead of beating up equipment on your property and handing you a bill.
No. A lot of our customers are out-of-state owners, investors and realtors who’ve never set foot on the parcel. We work off the parcel ID and boundaries, cut it, and send photos when it’s finished.
Yes — that’s one of the most common calls we take in Bradenton and Palmetto. Attach or mention the compliance date in your request and we’ll schedule to beat it.
A rotary cutter mulches material back onto the ground, so standard bush hogging leaves the cuttings in place. If you need debris hauled off, or the lot cut low enough for a survey crew, tell us and we’ll price that in.
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