Backyard Honeysuckle Removal in Montgomery, OH

Parker reached out with a problem that's all over Montgomery and the northeast suburbs: honeysuckle had taken over a big section of his backyard. He had good mature trees back there and wanted to keep them. Everything else needed to go so the space was usable again.

Quick take
  • Where: Montgomery, OH
  • Problem: honeysuckle, brush and small trees in the backyard
  • Machine: compact track loader with a forestry mulcher
  • Access: through a double-wide backyard gate
  • Kept: every mature tree
Backyard cleared of honeysuckle with mature trees kept in Montgomery, OH
After: Montgomery, OH backyard

Protecting the trees that matter

The biggest risk on a job like this is the root zones of the trees you're keeping. We scoped it so the mulcher stayed off the roots of the mature trees, and our operator finished the tight spots around them by hand with a cordless saw. Brick and roots on the ground were flagged before the machine ever went in.

The work

Ben ran the job with our TAK compact track loader and a forestry mulcher, fitting through a double-wide gate into the backyard. In about three hours the honeysuckle, brush and small trees were ground into mulch and spread in place. Nothing was hauled away.

The result

The mature trees are still standing, now with open ground and daylight underneath them. The yard reads twice as big.

What Parker said

"We had a large section of our backyard completely overgrown with honeysuckle, brush, and small trees, and the transformation is incredible. … Our backyard feels significantly larger now."

Clearing in Montgomery and nearby

We work backyards across Hamilton County, including Montgomery, Blue Ash, Sycamore Township, Loveland and Madeira. Compact machines fit through most backyard gates, and we keep the trees you want to keep. Most residential jobs start around $2,100.

Get a free quote

Bulk Co is a forestry mulching and land clearing contractor based in Harrison, Ohio, serving properties within 50 miles of Greater Cincinnati. Tell us what you've got and we'll come walk it.

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