Land Clearing and Grading in Lawrenceville

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Lawrenceville and Gwinnett County are on the western edge of the area S5 Earthworks serves from Winder, about half an hour up Highway 316.

Gwinnett is the most built-up county we work in, and the jobs here look different from the rural tracts further east. Most Lawrenceville-area calls are about infill lots, the last wooded parcels in an established area, and development sites where the remaining timber needs to come down before grading.

On an infill lot, the work is tight. There are houses next door, a street in front, and a builder who needs the lot ready on a date. Clearing has to be clean, the debris has to be dealt with without stacking a burn pile in a neighborhood, and the grading has to leave a proper pad. Our horizontal grinder is a real advantage on these lots: stumps and tops get ground on site into mulch instead of being hauled out load by load through the neighborhood.

On a development site, the job is the same sequence at a larger scale. Clear the tract, grind the debris, and either leave it ready for the grading phase or carry it through grading and site prep with the same crew, depending on how the project is set up.

Not every Gwinnett job is a development site. Plenty of properties around Lawrenceville still have an acre or two of woods behind the house that have grown up over the years, and a day of forestry mulching opens that ground back up without hauling anything off. Those smaller residential jobs are normal work for us. If your lot needs the brush knocked back rather than a full clear and grade, that's exactly the kind of job to call about.

We price every job per project after a site walk. On Gwinnett lots, access, neighbors, and hauling logistics all factor into the number, and anything involving hauling, material, or rock is itemized in the written price so you can see it. If you're a builder or property owner with a lot or a site in the Lawrenceville area, call (678) 846-3195 or send the estimate form and we'll come out and look at it.