ZVER | Heavy vegetation clearance, forestry mulching and earthworks

Technical capacity for challenging terrain

Clearing, forest mulching, excavation and earthworks, reclamation and transport — from assessment to acceptance.

The Story Behind the Machines · July 28, 2026

From Unimog to CLAAS XERION and FAE.

How real-world tasks on tough terrains built the ZVER machinery fleet — from the first machines to today's capacity for mulching, earthworks, service and transport.

What we do

• 01 CLAAS XERION and forest mulcher FAE
• 02 Machines for different terrains and scale
• 03 Transport, preparation and service

Work that starts on site.

We choose the approach according to the vegetation, access and purpose of the site — not according to a ready-made template.

Construction capacity

We do not just clear the site. We prepare it for the next stage.

Excavators, bulldozers, excavation and earthworks, reclamation and organized transport of earth materials.

Archive of work

From the task to the result.

We present verified projects by task and location. A photograph is linked to a named project only after its origin has been verified — no fabricated results and no AI "after" shots.

Real footage of the process

Initial state. The machine at work.

We show exactly what was filmed. These two shots are not presented as "Before and After". Such a comparison will only be added when we have two real photos of the same section and comparable angle.

System behind the performance

The machine arrives last. Preparation begins in the office.

Each site links terrain, measurements, people, equipment, transport, safety, documents and evidence in one sequence.

Data and site survey

Boundaries, access, photos and if necessary drone, orthophoto or LiDAR.

Technical plan

Scope, Method, Machines, Stages, Logistics and Responsibilities.

Safety

Risks, work areas, instructions and applicable PPE before starting.

Traceability and acceptance

Controlled stages, real evidence and clear closure.

"First we understand the terrain. Then we choose the machine."

The ZVER approach

Good work starts with accurate information: location, area, access, vegetation and purpose. This is how you plan realistically.