How we select the right machine

The choice does not start from the available machine, but from the question of what should be left after the work. The type and size of the material, access, topography, infrastructure, permissible ground interference and the next construction or maintenance stage are important.

Excavator — reaching, separating and controlled moving

The excavator is applicable for digging, extracting, loading, sorting, working with large items and precision reaching with suitable attached equipment. It can separate wood, concrete, metal or mixed material and prepare a work area for the next machine.

The excavator does not automatically convert piled trees into completed terrain. If the residual volume remains in a pile, crushing, transport or post-shaping is often required.

Forest mulcher — reduction of vegetation on site

The mulcher shreds shrubs, self-seeded woody vegetation and suitable woody debris in the work area. This reduces bulk and can limit loading and transport when the material has an allowable on-site direction.

Productivity depends on diameter, density, type, humidity, stones, metal and relief. A mulcher does not automatically prove disease eradication, removal of all roots, or readiness for construction.

Circular-saw system — selective cutting along a linear zone

The hydraulic circular-saw system is useful for branches and stems that enter a road, canal or infrastructure clearance envelope. It allows work in height and line without necessarily entering the soil with the cutting attachment.

After cutting, the material remains for collection, shredding or hauling. The organization of movement and control of the work area is a separate part of the task. See the real process of cleaning next to road infrastructure.

Crusher — control of coarse separated material

The crusher works with pre-separated and appropriately fed material. For wood, it reduces the volume of branches, stems and roots according to the machine's tolerance. For mineral materials, the technology, input control and purpose of the output fraction are different and should not be confused with wood chipping.

Sorting, metal and soil contamination, loading and final destination affect the entire process. In the case of construction waste, the EMP and the applicable regime determine whether and how the material can be treated and disposed of.

Stump and root milling machine — root layer and soil–wood mixture

The specialised milling machine processes the residual layer after felling or clearing. According to the machine and the task, it can cut stumps, roots and tree debris to a set depth and prepare the terrain for the next operation.

This is not a promise of complete root system removal or automatically completed reclamation. A test plot, a check for underground networks and a residual size criterion and subsequent shaping are required. Read the stump and root layer guide.

The bulldozer and the final operation

After the excavator, mulcher or specialised milling machine, relief differences, scattered material and the need for profiling may remain. The bulldozer and appropriate earthmoving equipment distribute material, form working levels and prepare the terrain according to the next stage. This is a separate operation and not an implied result of clearing.

How we make the decision

Submit current photographs, location, approximate area, access and desired result. See how data turns into an offer or request a site inspection.

1. We determine what material is there and what needs to be preserved.
2. We check access, slope, portability and infrastructure.
3. We specify what can stay and what needs to be separated or transported.
4. We formulate the measurable result and the next operation.
5. We select a machine or sequence and check the solution on a trial run when the unknowns are significant.