Protect your property and your neighbors with fast, fire-safe lot clearing.
We specialize in tractor-powered brush and vegetation removal for overgrown or vacant lots. Whether you're preparing to sell, avoiding fines, or just need to meet Cal Fire defensible space regulations, we’ve got you covered.

✔️ Vacant lot and rural property clearing
✔️ Fire hazard removal & code compliance
✔️ Monthly maintenance plans available
✔️ Serving Paradise, Magalia, Oroville & nearby areas

This is one of the most underserved outdoor needs in Butte County—book early to secure your spot before fire season.

• Retaining Walls: Building retaining walls to prevent soil erosion and create level areas in your yard.  

• Fences: Installing or repairing fences for privacy, security, or to define property boundaries.  

• Sheds and Outbuildings: Constructing storage sheds, workshops, or other outbuildings.  

• Drainage Solutions: Installing French drains, sump pumps, or other systems to address drainage problems.

• Excavation and Grading: Digging and moving soil to prepare for construction or landscaping projects

• Site Evaluation and Soil Testing: This is the most critical step. The installer will assess the property's topography, soil type, and proximity to water bodies. A percolation test (perc test) is performed to determine how quickly the soil absorbs water, crucial for drainfield design. These factors dictate the size and type of septic system needed.  

• System Design and Permitting: Based on the site evaluation, the installer will design a system that meets local codes and regulations. They will also obtain the necessary permits from the local health department or governing authority. This step is crucial for ensuring compliance and avoiding future problems.  

• Tank Installation: The septic tank is typically made of concrete or plastic and is buried underground. The installer will excavate the site, prepare the base, and carefully install the tank, ensuring it is level and properly sealed.  

• Drainfield Construction: The drainfield is constructed by excavating trenches or beds and laying perforated pipes. Gravel is added to the trenches to create a filter layer, and the entire drainfield is covered with soil. The size and configuration of the drainfield are determined by the perc test and system design.  

• Connecting Components: The installer will connect the septic tank to the house sewer line and the drainfield via pipes and the distribution box. All connections are carefully sealed to prevent leaks.  

• Backfilling and Landscaping: Once the system is installed, the excavated areas are backfilled, and the surface is restored to its original condition.

• System Testing and Inspection: After installation, the system is tested to ensure it functions correctly. A final inspection by the local authorities is often required to certify the installation.

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• Stamping: This technique involves pressing textured mats into wet concrete to create patterns that mimic natural stone, brick, tile, or even wood. Stamping is ideal for patios, walkways, driveways, and pool decks, offering a cost-effective way to achieve the look of high-end materials.

• Staining: Concrete stains penetrate the surface, creating permanent color that won't chip or peel. Stains are available in a wide range of colors and can be used to create subtle or dramatic effects. They are often used in conjunction with other decorative techniques to enhance the overall look.

• Coloring: Integral coloring involves adding pigments to the concrete mix before it is poured. This creates a uniform color throughout the concrete, offering a long-lasting and low-maintenance solution. Colored concrete can be used for a variety of applications, including floors, countertops, and walls.

• Exposed Aggregate: This technique involves removing the top layer of cement paste to reveal the decorative aggregate (stones, pebbles, or glass) within the concrete mix. Exposed aggregate creates a textured and visually interesting surface that is ideal for patios, walkways, and driveways.

• Polishing: Polishing concrete involves grinding the surface to achieve a smooth, high-gloss finish. Polished concrete is a popular choice for interior floors, offering a sleek and modern look. It is also durable, low-maintenance, and environmentally friendly.

• Overlays: Concrete overlays are thin layers of cementitious material applied over existing concrete surfaces. Overlays can be used to repair damaged concrete, create new textures and patterns, or change the color of the surface. They are a versatile solution for revitalizing existing spaces.

• Countertops: Concrete countertops offer a unique and customizable option for kitchens and bathrooms. They can be cast in custom shapes and sizes, and can be colored, textured, and inlaid with various materials.

• Vertical Concrete: Vertical concrete techniques allow for the creation of decorative walls, facades, and other vertical surfaces. These techniques can mimic natural stone, wood, or other materials, adding architectural interest to any space.

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Design and Installation: Creating a landscape design that matches your vision and the environment, including planting trees, shrubs, flowers, and other plants.  

• Grading and Drainage: Leveling the ground, creating slopes for proper water flow, and installing drainage systems to prevent flooding.  

• Irrigation Systems: Designing and installing sprinkler systems or other irrigation methods to keep your plants healthy.  

• Hardscaping: Building patios, walkways, retaining walls, and other structures using materials like stone, brick, or concrete.  

• Softscaping: Installing sod, laying mulch, and other tasks to create a beautiful and functional outdoor space.