Primary Focus: Sanford, Broadway, and Lemon Springs (27330, 27332, 27505)

Sustainable Land Management for Lee County’s Rural Acreage

Landowners in the Sanford and Broadway areas deal with diverse terrain—from the rocky bluffs near the Deep River to the soft, sandy stretches toward Lemon Springs. If you own 2 to 50+ acres in Lee County, traditional land clearing with a "dozer" can often do more harm than good by disturbing the delicate topsoil and leaving unsightly burn piles.

Our forestry mulching service provides a professional, low-impact solution. We turn your overgrown brush, cedars, and "trash trees" into a protective mulch layer that enriches the soil and provides an immediate park-like finish to your property.

We bring our specialized equipment to the following Lee County and border communities:

• The Sanford & Central Lee Sector: Sanford, Tramway, Cumnock, Jonesboro Heights, Colon, and the rural tracts along the US-1 corridor.
• The Broadway & Eastern Lee Hub: Broadway, Mamers (Lee side), Rake, and the acreage toward the Harnett County line.
• The Lemon Springs & Southern Sector: Lemon Springs, Pinebluff (Outer), and the rural stretches along US-15/501.
• The Deep River / Border Communities: Carbonton, Pocket, White Hill, and the rural outskirts bordering Chatham and Moore Counties.
• Major Arteries Covered: We provide rapid mobilization along US-1, US-15-501, NC-42, NC-87, and the NC-421 Bypass.

• The Deep River Basin Soil: The soil near Cumnock and Carbonton can be prone to erosion. Our mulch "carpet" acts as a natural erosion control blanket, which is essential for sloped properties or those near the river.
• Tackling "Old Field" Growth: Many properties in Broadway and Lemon Springs are former agricultural fields that have grown up in dense Loblolly Pine, Sweetgum, and Cedar. We grind these down to ground level, reclaiming your view and your usable land.
• Privacy & Shooting Range Prep: For owners of large Lee County tracts, we specialize in thinning underbrush to create privacy buffers, walking trails, or clear lanes for private shooting ranges without removing your valuable hardwoods.

Recent Project: We recently worked on a 10-acre timber thinning project near Broadway. The landowner wanted to remove the dense "ladder fuels" (small trees and vines) to reduce fire risk and make the woods walkable. We mulched through thickets of Briar and scrub Pine, leaving the mature Oaks untouched and the forest floor clean and stable.