Why Choose LSLE

Though by law, every landowner must adhere to the current laws issued in their state (or face heavy fines or legal recourse) there are still legal destructive land clearing practices being used today. Some companies execute total leveling of the forests and terrains which causes massive erosion and potential damage to communities or buildings; others routinely use chemical plant removal at the risk of contaminating the resources for years to come.

This is one of the reasons that you will find Lone Star Land Enhancement utilizing ecologically sound practices such as species identification and preservation, forestry mulching as opposed to bulldozing, grinding or digging out stumps rather than chemical removal.

Any company can clear the land, but only a few can leave it better than they found it.

In the land clearing industry, production is key. Most commercial projects have stringent time constraints and conservative budgets to ensure an excellent return on investments.

Without proper equipment and knowledge, your project risks being behind schedule and over-budget.

With over 16 years in the land clearing business, you can expect consistently reliable estimates, time projections, and services from Lone Star Land Enhancement.

For years, land clearing has had a bad reputation as being environmentally dangerous. We would have to agree. Past careless disregard of the affected natural resources and haphazard leveling of forest and terrain have caused many across the nation to take pause to consider the future consequences of destroying the environment.

To prevent further unnecessary loss of our nation’s assets, most states have created requirements to be met before land alterations can be made – such as construction guidelines and permits.

Lone Star Land Enhancement’s owners, Steve and Traci, utilize their forestry and biology degrees to not only meet these requirements but to provide service which highlights the natural resources in each unique environment.