Service · Knoxville, TN
Licensed independent right-of-way & fence line crews across Knoxville, East Tennessee, and the Knox / Blount / Anderson County corridor. Free written quote after a walk-through — no ballpark-only pricing.
Right-of-way and fence line clearing is the linear-scope end of land clearing — clearing along a defined corridor rather than filling a defined area. Common jobs in the Knoxville region: utility line easements, pipeline corridors, cleared fence lines between neighboring properties, cleared setback strips along a road frontage, and driveway corridor clearing on wooded rural properties.
The linear scope changes the equipment picture. Forestry mulchers are usually the best pick — they can advance along a corridor without needing to turn around, and the mulch mat that gets left down protects the exposed soil along the line. Bulldozer + excavator + grapple is used less on ROW jobs because you'd need a turnaround area every so often that the corridor may not have.
Typical scenarios:
Boundary work: if the ROW work is right along a property line, the crew supervisor confirms the line location with the survey before any equipment moves. A misidentified property line costs far more to fix than the extra day it takes to verify.
Silt fence: silt fence goes in at low points along the corridor if the disturbance triggers TDEC or if the corridor crosses toward a regulated stream. Linear scope doesn't skip the erosion controls.
Pricing typically runs by linear foot or per-mile depending on corridor width and vegetation density. Written quote on the walk-through.
Send us the property address and rough scope. A coordinator returns your request the same business day.
Full cost context on the Land Clearing Costs in Knoxville guide.
Free written quote after a walk-through. Coordinator returns your request the same business day.
Licensed independent land clearing crews across Knoxville, East Tennessee, and Maryville, Oak Ridge, Farragut, Powell.