From overgrown to open ground.

A lot that has been left to go wild fills up with the same things across Connecticut: thin, crowded hardwoods, vines, and scrub that shade each other out. Clearing it is mostly volume. The trees come down, the brush goes through the chipper, and the machinery moves what is too heavy to carry.

The job on this site went up as "little clearing job from yesterday," and the photographs show what that means in practice: the bucket truck parked on the street, the chipper and a mini excavator working a patch of scrub beside a house, and by the end a bare, open lot with the morning sun coming through the dust. It was done teaming up with @greenearthsolutionsct.

Say what the ground is for when you call. Room for a shed is a different job from a view to the water, and a lot being cleared for building has its own requirements. What stays, what goes and what happens to the wood gets agreed before a saw starts.