Commercial Land & Lot Clearing in Utah County

Bird’s Eye View Tree Services clears trees and brush from commercial properties, development sites, and large lots across Utah County. We cut, chip, and haul it all away, leaving you with a clean site that’s ready for the next phase of your project.

Who We Clear Land For

• Business owners: clearing overgrown trees and brush around buildings, parking lots, and storage yards.
• Developers and builders: clearing lots and parcels ahead of construction.
• Property managers and HOAs: clearing common areas, fence lines, and overgrown edges.
• Large-lot and acreage owners: clearing old windbreaks, overgrown pastures, and brushy hillsides.

What’s Included

• Tree removal of any size, including trees near buildings, fences, and power lines
• Brush and scrub oak clearing, including Russian olive, elm, and willow thickets
• Fence-line and boundary clearing
• Chipping and full hauling of all trees, limbs, logs, and brush we cut
• Stump grinding to prepare the ground for building or landscaping
• Wildfire defensible-space clearing for properties bordering open land

Please note: our hauling covers tree material only, meaning trees, limbs, logs, brush, and stumps. We don’t haul construction debris, trash, or household junk.

Working on Your Schedule

Commercial and development projects run on timelines. We’ll walk the site with you, give you a clear written bid, and schedule the work around your other contractors and business hours. For active businesses, we can plan the work to keep entrances, parking, and customer areas safe and open.

Land Clearing Questions

Can you provide a certificate of insurance?

Yes. We’re fully insured and can send a certificate of insurance to you, your general contractor, or your property manager before work begins.

How do you price land clearing?

We bid each project after seeing it. Pricing depends on the number and size of trees, the density of brush, site access, how close the work is to structures or lines, and whether stumps need to be ground.

Can we keep the wood or chips on site?

Absolutely. Leaving chips for erosion control or landscaping, or logs for firewood, can also lower the hauling cost.