Clearing the site of trees, shrubs, bushes, and other vegetation that may impede construction activities. This is often done using machinery such as bulldozers, excavators, or forestry mulchers.

If there are large trees on the site, they may need to be cut down and removed. This requires specialized equipment and skilled personnel to ensure safe and efficient tree removal.

Grubbing involves removing the roots and underground parts of vegetation after the above-ground portions have been cleared. Stump removal is the process of extracting tree stumps from the ground, either by grinding them down or completely removing them.

Clearing the site of rocks, boulders, rubble, old structures, and any other debris or obstacles that may hinder construction. This may involve hauling away materials or breaking them down for disposal.

Implementing erosion control measures, such as installing silt fences or erosion control blankets, to prevent soil erosion during and after the land clearing process.

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