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Fence line, right-of-way and fire break clearing in the Tulsa area

We clear long, straight lines through brush and timber: fence lines and property lines, right-of-way, and fire breaks. The line is opened to the width you need and left clean enough to drive, build fence on, or hold a fire.

Fence lines and property lines

A clear strip along the line, so a new fence can go in, an old one can be reached and repaired, and limbs stay off the wire. We clear to the line you have marked or surveyed.

Right-of-way clearing

Easements and access routes opened up and kept open: utility lines, pipeline and road right-of-way, and paths across a property that have grown shut.

Fire breaks

A fire break is a strip cleared of brush and small trees so a fire has less to burn across and crews have a way in. We cut them through timber and brush, along a perimeter fence or wherever the break needs to run.

Recent work

From a real job.

A line cleared through timber near Prue.

Aerial view of a long strip cleared through timber near Prue, Oklahoma
Prue. The cleared line from the air.
Aerial view of a cleared right-of-way running through trees past a power pole near Prue, Oklahoma
Prue. Straight through the trees, past the power pole.
A fence corner brace with a cleared strip on both sides of the line near Prue, Oklahoma
Prue. A fence corner with the line cleared on both sides.
A track loader working on a freshly cleared strip near Prue, Oklahoma
Prue. The track loader working the line.

Fire breaks cut through timber.

Aerial view of a straight fire break cut through winter timber and brush
A fire break from the air: one clean line through the timber.
A track loader with a mulching head at the far end of a wide cleared fire break lane
The mulcher at the end of a finished stretch.
A wide cleared fire break lane with standing timber on both sides
Cleared wide, tree line to tree line.
A finished fire break lane running through brush and bare winter trees
The finished break running on through the brush.

Questions

What people ask.

How wide do you clear a fence line?

As wide as you need it. Tell us what the line is for, a new fence, access, or a fire break, and we clear to that width.

Do you know where my property line is?

We clear to the line you have marked or had surveyed. We do not survey property.

What is a fire break?

A strip cleared of brush and small trees so a fire has less to burn across and crews have a way in. They are cut around a property or along a fence before a prescribed burn, or as protection against wildfire.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the ground: how thick it is, how big the area is and how easy it is to get to. Quotes are free. Call or text (918) 344-7001 with a few photos and where the property is, and we will look at it with you and give you a written price.

What areas do you cover?

Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma. Recent jobs have been in Tulsa, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Owasso, Catoosa, Sperry, Mannford, Cleveland, Hominy, Mounds, Haskell and Prue. If your land is nearby and not on that list, call anyway.

Are you insured?

Yes. Davis Land Development LLC is insured.

Service area

Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma.

  • Tulsa
  • Sand Springs
  • Sapulpa
  • Owasso
  • Catoosa
  • Sperry
  • Mannford
  • Cleveland
  • Hominy
  • Mounds
  • Haskell
  • Prue

These are towns we have worked in lately. If your land is somewhere nearby and not on the list, call anyway.

Get a free quote

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(918) 344-7001

Call, or text a few photos of the property and where it is. That is the fastest way to a free quote.

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