Land clearing in Harrison, Ohio

Harrison sits at the far western edge of Hamilton County, with West Harrison, Indiana right next door. Local coverage has called it one of the county’s fastest-growing cities, and you can see that where subdivisions now sit beside cornfields.

That leaves a lot of in-between land: parcels bought to build on, old fence rows between fields, and pasture nobody has grazed in years. Those are the jobs we’re built for.

If you’ve bought acreage around Harrison or out toward Crosby and Whitewater townships, the first job is usually getting in. We clear the driveway route and the homesite, and open a path for the surveyor and septic crew. Before the machine starts, we mark the trees that should stay, because a good oak is hard to replace on a new build.

The Whitewater River is the area’s defining feature, and Ohio has designated it a scenic river. Bottom ground near it can be some of the best land around and also some of the wettest, so timing matters. We’d rather schedule a field job for firm or frozen ground than rut it up in spring.

If your property runs down toward the river or a creek, check with the county about any limits on clearing there before work starts, and we’ll plan around them.

The state line doesn’t change anything for us. We work both sides of it. Jobs start at $2,500, which covers one full crew day.