Right-of-Way Tree Clearing

What This Service Involves

Rights-of-way require consistent vertical and horizontal clearance for vehicles, signage, and utilities, and encroaching trees erode that envelope over time. Our crews remove conflicting trees and prune back limbs to restore the clearances your standards and MUTCD guidance require. Work is staged with lane closures, flaggers, and utility coordination so corridors stay open and compliant during the operation. Cleared material is chipped or hauled the same day, and completed segments are logged for your maintenance records.

Benefits

Restored clearances improve safety for vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians; sight-line clearing supports signage visibility and MUTCD compliance; traffic control keeps corridors operational during work; utility coordination prevents line conflicts; segment logging tracks corridor maintenance history

Our Process

1) We survey the corridor to define clearance targets and conflict trees; 2) Traffic control and utility notifications are arranged for the work window; 3) Crews remove and prune to restore vertical and horizontal clearances; 4) We chip or haul debris and log the completed segment

What Affects the Cost

Corridor length and density of conflicting trees; required vertical and horizontal clearances; lane-closure and flagging requirements; utility coordination and disposal scope; prevailing-wage labor for the roadway jurisdiction

Best Time of Year

Right-of-way clearing is performed year-round, with dormant-season work reducing traffic impact and improving cut visibility.