Land Management in King, NC
Left alone, open ground around King turns to brush in a few years and young timber in ten. Medleys Junk Removal & Hauling clears overgrown acreage, opens fence lines, reclaims pasture and cuts access lanes. We keep your land usable, with one-time clearing or return visits.
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What we do around King
- Clear overgrown acreage
- Open and maintain fence lines and boundaries
- Reclaim pasture gone to saplings and briars
- Cut access roads and equipment lanes
- Prep building lots
- Open hunting trails and shooting lanes
Most of the work is done with skid steers and mulching heads. Material is ground in place instead of piled or burned. Some jobs need something else, like hauling debris off or taking down certain trees. We tell you which approach fits before we quote.
Why land around King needs keeping up
Before US 52 was widened in the 1960s, much of the land around King was farmland. A lot of it became subdivisions. Much of what’s left in Stokes County is still rural, and fields that are no longer farmed fill in with brush and saplings.
The ground matters too. Stokes County is mostly rolling piedmont hills, with the Sauratown Mountains across it. Hills and wet spots take longer to work than flat, open ground. We look at the slope and the growth before we quote, so the price fits the land you actually have.
One clearing or a schedule
Some owners need one big clearing to get a field or fence line back. Others want us back every season or two so it never closes in again. Either works. A return pass costs less than starting over.
We also tell you plainly when a job is outside what we take on. That’s worth more than a low number on the phone.
Why mulch in place
Grinding growth where it stands means no burn pile and no hauling, so it costs less. The mulch layer breaks down over a few seasons. If you need the ground bare, say for a build, we can quote removal instead.
Planning a project
Tell us what you want the land for when we’re done. A cleared pasture, a hunting trail and a building lot each call for a different approach. Mark the trees you want kept and point out septic, wells and utility lines. We’ll quote once we’ve seen it, with no surprise charges.
How it works
- Call or text 336-756-2117, or send the quote form.
- Tell us roughly how many acres and what’s growing on it. Send a photo or drop a pin.
- We walk the property or talk it through and give you a free quote.
- We work the areas we agreed on and set up return visits if you want them.
What customers say
Very professional, efficient and fair pricing. Will use this company again for all junk removal.
Jacqueline B., Google review Absolutely loved this company! Hard working and conscientious. We wouldn't choose anyone else!
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Land Management in King: questions
Do you offer ongoing land maintenance around King?
Yes. Many owners have us do a first clearing and then come back on a schedule. Maintenance passes are quicker and cheaper than letting it grow back.
Do you work on land in both Stokes and Forsyth counties?
Yes. King sits mostly in Stokes County with part in Forsyth County, and we work rural land on both sides.
Will you haul the material off or leave it?
Your call. Mulching in place costs less because there's no hauling. If you'd rather it was gone, say for a build site, we can quote removal separately.
Need land management in King?
Send a photo or tell us what needs to go. We'll give you a free, upfront quote.