Armstrong County is Allegheny River country — rugged, wooded, and rural. Kittanning, Ford City, Apollo, and the townships along the river have a character unlike the Pittsburgh suburbs. The land clearing work here is primarily agricultural and hunting-related, and we have the equipment for it.
Armstrong County sits northeast of Pittsburgh along the Allegheny River, stretching from the river communities of Kittanning, Ford City, and Apollo in the south to the rural townships near Clarion County in the north. It's one of the most rural counties in Western PA — heavily wooded, with significant agricultural land in the upland areas and hunting properties throughout. The Allegheny River cuts through the county from north to south, and the terrain is rugged: steep wooded slopes dropping to the river, upland plateaus with farm fields and pastures, and the kind of remote wooded acreage that attracts hunting property owners from throughout the region. The land clearing work in Armstrong County is primarily three things: farm and agricultural clearing in the upland townships, hunting property work (trail cutting, shooting lane clearing, access road clearing), and rural property cleanup on properties that have been neglected or are changing hands. The invasive species situation in Armstrong County is significant. Multiflora rose is pervasive throughout the county. Autumn olive has taken hold on many field edges and disturbed areas. Japanese knotweed is a serious problem along the Allegheny River and its tributaries — the Kiskiminetas River, Mahoning Creek, and Redbank Creek all have significant knotweed infestations. Tree of heaven is also common on disturbed slopes and roadsides throughout the county.
Cut hunting access roads, shooting lanes, and trails through wooded Armstrong County properties. We cut to appropriate width and clear sight lines.
Learn moreRestore overgrown fence lines on Armstrong County farms and rural properties. We clear right up to the fence posts without damaging existing infrastructure.
Learn moreRemove multiflora rose, autumn olive, Japanese knotweed, tree of heaven, and overgrown brush from Armstrong County properties.
Learn moreReclaim overgrown pastures on Armstrong County farms. Forestry mulching clears invasive brush and prepares the ground for reseeding.
Learn moreEfficient clearing for wooded areas and overgrown fields throughout Armstrong County. Tracked equipment handles the rugged Allegheny River valley terrain.
Learn moreFull farm and rural property cleanup throughout Armstrong County — pastures, fence lines, wooded edges, and outbuilding areas.
Learn more"We have a large hunting property in Armstrong County and needed access roads and shooting lanes cut through the woods. SHS did an excellent job — they understood what we needed for hunting access and cut everything to the right width and clearance. Professional crew and fair price."
Ray H.
Armstrong County, PA
"Had a large overgrown area cleared on our farm near Kittanning. SHS did a great job at a fair price. The tracked equipment handled the terrain well."
Lois M.
Armstrong County, PA
"Used SHS for brush clearing and fence line work on our rural property. They showed up on time and did exactly what they said they would. Highly recommend."
Chuck T.
Armstrong County, PA
Yes. We serve all of Armstrong County including Kittanning, Ford City, Apollo, Leechburg, Freeport, Kittanning Township, and all surrounding communities.
Yes. Hunting trail and access road clearing is one of our most common services in Armstrong County. We cut hunting access roads, shooting lanes, and trails through wooded properties throughout the county.
Yes. Japanese knotweed is a serious problem along the Allegheny River and its tributaries in Armstrong County — the Kiskiminetas River, Mahoning Creek, and Redbank Creek all have significant infestations. We address it through mechanical removal and can coordinate with herbicide treatment programs for long-term control.
Yes. Farm property cleanup and pasture reclamation are common services we provide in the upland townships of Armstrong County.
Yes. Armstrong County has some of the most rugged terrain in Western PA — steep wooded slopes, remote access, and challenging grades. Our tracked forestry mulching equipment is designed for this kind of terrain.
Call for a free estimate — no obligation, no pressure. We'll come out, assess your property, and give you a straight price.