Service · 03

Right-of-Way Clearing & Maintenance

High-line, pipeline, utility corridors.

▦ Placeholder · ROW Corridor

Right-of-way is corridor work, and a corridor is only as good as its maintenance cycle. Here's the operator math: a bush hog trims the stem, and the root collar pushes regrowth straight back into your cycle. A mulcher grinds the root collar, so the corridor stays open longer between passes, fewer cycles over the life of the easement. We run high-line transmission corridors, pipeline ROW from gathering lines up, side-trim, hazard-tree removal, and the access lanes that get your crews to the line. Post-storm ROW restoration is part of the lane. Insurance is sized for utility and pipeline primes: $1M general liability with options to increase per job, endorsements on request, COI in your inbox within 24 hours.

Two tracks

Right-of-Way Clearing & Maintenance.
Two ways to run it.

Same iron, two markets. One operator to bid both.

High-Line ROW

Transmission. Distribution. Cycle maintenance.

Mulching the corridor under high-voltage lines. Side-trim along the ROW edge. Hazard-tree identification and removal. We work around utility ground-crew schedules and outage windows, coordinate with the line crew before any lift, and hold our equipment well clear of conductors.

Pipeline ROW

Gathering. Transmission. Lifecycle.

Gathering lines through bottomland and pine, transmission ROW from compressor to compressor, valve-site brush control, integrity-dig staging. SWPPP active throughout. 811 locates and coordination with operator HSE and pipeline integrity crews are built into the schedule, not bolted on.

Production rate

Corridor mulching: ~2 acres/day or more in light vegetation, ~1 acre/day or more in heavy. Side-trim cycles: bid on a linear-foot basis, varies by vegetation density.

Optimal job size

Single-mile cycle runs through multi-mile annual maintenance contracts. We bid both.

Terrain

Bottomland, pine flatwoods, swamp edges, transmission corridors. Coastal-permit literate in Louisiana.

Equipment

Big iron.
Production-grade.

The right tool for the job. Always sized up.

ASV RT-135F Forestry Mulcher

Primary ROW mulcher, tracked, ~3 psi ground pressure

Bucket trucks (subcontracted)

Hazard-tree removal in conductor proximity

Process

Same every time.
Predictable on site.

Site walk. Mobilize. Execute. Walk off.

  1. 01

    Site Walk

    We walk the property with you, on the ground or by drone. Acreage, terrain, access, wet spots, utility crossings, trees you want kept, and the finish you actually want. The quote comes from the walk, not a satellite guess.

  2. 02

    Mobilization

    Equipment lowboys in. 811 locates called and cleared before any ground-engaging work: Louisiana 811, Texas 811, or Mississippi 811, depending on where the job sits. SWPPP and erosion control set on industrial sites. COI, named-additional-insured, and waiver-of-subrogation endorsements issued on request.

  3. 03

    Execution

    The iron does the work: our forestry mulcher, excavators, and dozers as the job calls for. Daily check-ins. Drone progress shots on jobs over 5 acres. Daily SWPPP inspection on industrial sites.

  4. 04

    Walk-Off

    Demobilize, restore the staging areas, final walk with you or your rep. Drone before/after package on jobs over 5 acres. Invoice when you sign off, not before.

Who hires us

The lanes that
run this work.

Click through for procurement, landowner, or agency-specific framing for right-of-way clearing & maintenance.

Questions

Right-of-Way Clearing & Maintenance.
Answered before the call.

Bidding questions, terrain questions, insurance questions: asked and answered.

What insurance do you carry?
$1M general liability, with options to increase per job requirements. Named-additional-insured and waiver-of-subrogation endorsements on request. Bondable. Ask for a COI and it's in your inbox within 24 hours.
Can you work under an oilfield or utility MSA?
Yes. We review indemnity language against the Louisiana Oilfield Anti-Indemnity Act before signing, including the Marcel exception where it applies, and work with your contracts team on compliant terms. Endorsements issue with the COI.
Do you do post-storm ROW restoration?
Yes. Vegetative debris, hazard-tree removal, and ROW restoration after named storms. That work runs either as a subcontract under a debris-mission prime or direct under utility, parish, or state contracts. June through November we keep slack in the schedule for it.
What states do you cover?
South Louisiana is primary (Acadiana, Baton Rouge corridor, Lake Charles, Northshore, New Orleans metro, central LA). East Texas through Tyler / Longview / Lufkin and into the Houston metro reach. South Mississippi below the red line (601/769/228). NW LA, NE LA, north MS, and south AL/AR for bigger jobs.
How fast can you mobilize?
Landowner work typically books within the same week once the quote is signed. Utility and industrial operator windows get scheduled around your timeline. Tell us the window and we plan the lowboy moves to hit it. June through November we keep slack in the schedule for storm response.
Are you insured?
$1M general liability, with options to increase per job requirements. Bondable. Ask for a COI and it's in your inbox within 24 hours.
Do you publish pricing?
No. Every job gets bid off the walk: acreage, terrain, target finish, access, and timing all move the number. Call or send a property pin and we'll walk it together. You get a straight quote from the operator, not a price sheet.
Related services

Often booked
alongside this work.

One crew. One mobilization. One invoice.

Ready to book right-of-way clearing & maintenance?

Call us or send a property pin. We'll walk the site, scope the job, and quote it straight. No salesperson, you talk to the operator.

Call 337-412-7784 Get a quote