
PRIME HABITAT MANAGEMENT
Forestry Mulching

Fence Line Clearing Services in Northern Illinois
Professional Fence Line Clearing for Farms, Rural Properties & Large Acreage
Prime Habitat Management provides professional fence line clearing services in Northern Illinois, helping farmers, landowners, and property managers keep fence lines clear, accessible, and functional. From routine vegetation control to heavy-duty clearing for neglected or buried fence lines, we offer modern and traditional clearing solutions tailored to your property.
We proudly serve LaSalle County, Bureau County, Putnam County, Livingston County, and the surrounding Illinois Valley and Starved Rock region.
What Is Fence Line Clearing?
Fence line clearing removes brush, trees, and overgrowth along existing or former fence lines. Clear fence lines improve access for repairs, prevent damage to fencing, and clearly define property boundaries.
Fence line clearing is commonly needed for:
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Farm and pasture fences
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Boundary and property lines
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Livestock containment
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New fence installation
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Reclaiming old or buried fence rows
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Improving access and visibility
Our Fence Line Clearing Services
Every fence line presents unique challenges. We evaluate vegetation density, terrain, and fence condition to recommend the most effective clearing method.
Our fence line clearing services include:
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Forestry mulching along fence lines
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Skid steer bush hogging for maintenance clearing
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Selective brush and sapling removal
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Clearing for new fence installation
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Reclaiming overgrown or abandoned fence rows
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Access trail creation along fence lines
Traditional Fence Line Clearing with Heavy Equipment
For heavily overgrown fence lines, buried fencing, or full removal and reset projects, we also offer traditional fence line clearing using heavy equipment.
Using our 30-ton excavator and 30-ton bulldozer, we can handle large-scale and demanding fence line projects, including:
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Removing large trees and root balls
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Pushing and clearing decades of overgrowth
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Excavating and removing buried fence material
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Clearing wide corridors for fence replacement
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Preparing ground for new fence construction
Traditional clearing is ideal when fence lines have been completely lost to time or when land is being fully reworked for agricultural or development use.
Forestry Mulching vs Traditional Fence Line Clearing
We help clients choose the best method based on their goals:
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Forestry Mulching: Ideal for maintaining existing fence lines, minimizing soil disturbance, and controlling brush and saplings.
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Traditional Clearing: Best for heavy timber, buried fencing, major realignment, or full fence replacement projects.
In many cases, a combination of both methods delivers the best long-term results.
Benefits of Professional Fence Line Clearing
🚜 Improved Fence Access & Maintenance
Clear fence lines make inspections, repairs, and upgrades faster and safer.
🐄 Better Livestock Management
Maintained fence lines reduce escape risks and improve pasture control.
🌱 Reduced Regrowth & Long-Term Control
Professional clearing limits rapid regrowth and future maintenance costs.
💰 Increased Property Value & Usability
Defined, clean boundaries enhance land value and function.
Why Choose Prime Habitat Management?
✔ Locally owned and operated in Northern Illinois
✔ Experience with farm, rural, and large-acreage fence lines
✔ Modern forestry mulching equipment
✔ Heavy equipment fleet including 30-ton excavators and bulldozer
✔ Fully insured operations
✔ Free on-site evaluations
We understand fence lines are critical infrastructure — not just vegetation problems.
Areas We Serve
Prime Habitat Management provides fence line clearing services throughout:
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LaSalle County, IL
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Bureau County, IL
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Putnam County, IL
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Livingston County, IL
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Marshall County, IL
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Stark County, IL
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Surrounding Northern Illinois communities
If your property is outside this area, contact us to discuss availability.
Frequently Asked Questions About Fence Line Clearing
Can you clear fence lines without damaging existing fences?
Yes. Forestry mulching and selective clearing allow us to work close to intact fences.
When is traditional clearing necessary?
Traditional clearing is best when fence lines are severely overgrown, buried, or being completely rebuilt.
How often should fence lines be cleared?
Most agricultural fence lines benefit from maintenance every 1–2 years.
Do you handle large farm and pasture projects?
Yes. Our equipment and experience allow us to manage long, continuous fence lines efficiently.
Request a Free Fence Line Clearing Estimate
If you’re searching for fence line clearing services near you, Prime Habitat Management is ready to help. From light maintenance to heavy-duty traditional clearing, we provide solutions that fit your land and long-term goals.
📞 Call or text today to schedule an on-site evaluation 815-878-6290
📧 Or contact us online to request a quote
Prime Habitat Management
Fence Line Clearing, Forestry Mulching & Heavy Equipment Clearing in Northern Illinois