Free Bush Hogging Quotes

Why We Don’t Publish a Price List

You won’t find a flat per-acre or per-hour rate on this page, and there’s a good reason. Bush hog pricing depends on how thick the growth is, how long it’s been since the last cut, whether it’s a one-pass annual or a multi-pass reclamation, what access looks like, and what’s hidden in the brush. A clean annual cut on familiar ground prices very differently from a three-year reclamation full of saplings and old fence. Posting a single headline rate would mislead one way or the other.

So we do the next-best thing: we walk the property (or look at photos), recommend a plan, and give you a written quote. Free, no obligation, no pressure.

What Affects the Price

• Growth density and height — the biggest variable. Annual maintenance vs. multi-year reclamation can be 3–5x different per acre.
• One pass vs. two — reclamation almost always needs two passes a few weeks apart; we tell you upfront
• Acreage and shape — per-acre prices come down on bigger contiguous jobs; small irregular patches with lots of turning cost more per acre
• Access — can a tractor and trailer get in, do gates need widening, is the ground firm enough, is there a route that doesn’t cross soft spots
• Terrain — flat hayfields are quick; side slopes, ditches, and uneven ground are slower
• Hidden hazards — old t-posts, rocks bigger than fist-size, downed wire all slow the cut
• Cleanup expectations — rough-mowed-and-left vs. closer chop with windrows broken up
• Recurring vs. one-off — annual or seasonal schedules cost noticeably less per visit

What to Expect From a Quote

1. You call or message us. Tell us roughly where the property is, how big, and what shape it’s in.
2. We walk it or look at photos. For nearby properties, a walk is fastest. For absentee owners or rougher jobs, a few clear photos plus a sat-view link works.
3. We recommend a plan. One pass or two? Single trip or staged over a few weeks? Sometimes we’ll suggest a cheaper approach than what you asked for.
4. We give a written quote. Scope, pass count, access plan, price, and target window — itemized.
5. You decide. No pressure either way.
6. We schedule the job. Most routine work, 1–2 weeks out. Bigger reclamation, 2–4 weeks.

How We Handle Payment

For typical jobs, payment is due on completion. For multi-pass reclamation, we usually take half at scheduling and balance on completion of the final pass. For commercial accounts and recurring contracts, we run net-30 invoicing. We accept cash, check, and major credit cards.

Recurring & Commercial Accounts

For property managers, banks, utility companies, churches, HOAs, and local government, we set up annual contracts with scheduled visits and net-30 billing. Here’s our commercial services page.

Request a Free Quote

Easiest way: call (731) 982-2017. Tell us roughly what you’re working with and we’ll figure scope and scheduling. Or use the form below for non-urgent jobs.