Land Clearing & Forestry Mulching in Fort Recovery, Ohio
Ridgeline Corridor Services provides forestry mulching, land clearing, and brush removal in Fort Recovery and the surrounding corner of Mercer County, Ohio. Fort Recovery sits right on the Indiana state line, about 25 miles northeast of our Winchester base, which makes it one of the closest Ohio towns we serve.
This is flat, tiled farm ground along the upper Wabash River, and the clearing work here is farm work: fence rows that have widened out into the field, brush along the river and the ditches that feed it, tree lines between farms, and lots around barns and outbuildings.
Owner-operated and fully insured. Hayes is on-site for every job, from the walkthrough to the final pass, so there is never a question about who is running equipment on your property.
What We Clear Around Fort Recovery
Fence rows and tree lines between fields.
Brush and volunteer trees along the Wabash River and farm ditches on private ground.
Barn lots, old farmsteads, and sites for new barns and outbuildings.
Wooded and brushy lots in and around the village.
Honeysuckle and invasive brush on woodlot edges and property lines.
How a Fort Recovery Job Runs
We walk the property with you first. That is where the real scope gets set: how thick the growth is, where the fence wire and field tile outlets are, how the ground drains, and what you want left standing. You get a firm written price before we book a date.
Then one machine does the work in one pass. The forestry mulching head grinds brush and trees up to 9 inches in diameter into a mulch layer right where they stand, and a tree shear attachment handles trees up to 12 inches. Nothing is burned and nothing is hauled off.
Fort Recovery Forestry Mulching Questions
Does Ridgeline Corridor Services work in Fort Recovery, Ohio?
Yes. Ridgeline Corridor Services is based in Winchester, Indiana, about 25 miles southwest of Fort Recovery. We work both sides of the state line, including Jay County, Indiana and Mercer and Darke counties in Ohio.
Can you clear a fence row without damaging the field next to it?
Yes. The machine works from the fence row itself and grinds brush where it stands, so nothing is dragged across the field or piled on it. We schedule around crops and ground conditions, and most fence row work is done after harvest.
What should I tell you about before you start clearing?
Old fence wire and posts hidden in the brush, field tile outlets, wellheads, and anything you want left standing. We find most of it on the walkthrough, but anything you already know about saves time.
How big of a tree can a forestry mulcher handle?
Our mulching head handles brush and trees up to 9 inches in diameter. For larger stems, a tree shear attachment cuts trees up to 12 inches.
How do I get a forestry mulching estimate in Fort Recovery?
Call or text (765) 305-5239. Estimates are free and done on-site, because price depends on the size of the area and how dense the growth is.
Serving Fort Recovery and the State Line
We work Fort Recovery, St. Henry, Coldwater, Burkettsville, and the farm ground in between, north to Celina, south toward Greenville and Darke County, and west across the line to Portland, Indiana. Hours are Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM. Call or text (765) 305-5239 for a free on-site estimate, or see our full service area.
Fort Recovery services: Forestry Mulching · Land Clearing · Brush Removal · Invasive Brush Removal · Pasture Reclamation · Right-of-Way Clearing · Yard Restoration · Gravel Driveway Repair