Forestry Mulching in New Bern, NC

Forestry mulching grinds trees, brush, and overgrown vegetation into mulch right where it stands. The mulch stays on your New Bern property as ground cover, protecting the soil instead of leaving bare dirt.

Yes. Forestry mulching is a one-machine process that shreds vegetation into mulch on-site with no hauling or burning. Other clearing methods remove or pile debris, which is a separate scope of work.

Forestry mulching works well on the dense brush and pine growth common across Onslow and Carteret County properties. R&D Earthworks LLC serves Jacksonville, Swansboro, and the surrounding areas.

No. The shredded material stays on the ground as a mulch layer after the work is done. That cover reduces erosion and keeps the soil from washing out on your Kinston or Goldsboro property.

Forestry mulching equipment handles trees and heavy undergrowth, not just light brush. For very large timber on Wilmington-area properties, a site assessment will confirm what the mulcher can process.

No special prep is needed on your end before the crew arrives. R&D Earthworks LLC will assess the vegetation and site conditions on arrival to determine the best approach for your property.