One firm number.

What you'll see in your quote

For most jobs, you get a single firm flat-rate price after an on-site walk of your property. The number quoted is the number you pay. No surprise add-ons if the job finishes faster (or slower) than expected.

Why flat-rate is the default

For most jobs, a flat-rate price is the better deal for you. You know exactly what you're paying before work starts, and the scope is locked in for both sides. But plenty of work doesn't fit a fixed bid — open-ended scopes, large commercial sites, municipal right-of-way and ongoing maintenance, jobs too big to price up front. For those we work on a day rate or whatever pricing structure the job calls for, agreed before anyone signs.

Most projects fall in these ranges

What every job includes

• · Equipment, fuel, and a specialist operator — real storm-cleanup and property-refinement experience behind the controls
• · Site cleanup — your mulch left as ground cover, no piles to deal with
• · One firm scope of work in writing — clear on what's included and what's not
• · Honest pricing you can see the math on — what the job takes, how long, and why
• · A record of your job to keep — before-and-after photos and the details of your land
• · Five-star service, from the first call through the final walkthrough
• · Full compliance — CDL, DOT-registered, Florida-registered, workers’ comp covered
• · Fully insured
• · No surprise add-ons, no hidden fees