Cranberry Township is one of the fastest-growing communities in Western PA — and with that growth comes constant demand for lot clearing, site preparation, and wooded acreage cleanup. We've worked on dozens of properties here and know what builders and homeowners need.
Cranberry Township has been one of the most active development corridors in Western PA for the past two decades. The Route 19 and I-79 interchange area has seen enormous commercial and residential growth — and with that growth comes a steady stream of land clearing and site preparation work. But Cranberry isn't just new construction. The township still has significant rural acreage in its northern and western sections, with farms, horse properties, and large wooded lots that need professional clearing services. SHS Land Clearing handles both sides of that equation. We do site prep for new home builds and commercial developments — clearing trees, brush, and stumps and getting the ground ready for your excavator. And we handle the rural side: overgrown pastures, buried fence lines, and wooded areas that have been neglected for years. Cranberry Township sits in Butler County, and we know the terrain here — the rolling grades along Brush Creek, the clay-heavy soil that makes spring work tricky, and the invasive species that have taken hold along the wooded corridors near Route 228 and Freedom Road.
Clear wooded lots in Cranberry Township for new homes and commercial development. We coordinate with builders and excavators on timing and scope.
Learn moreRemove multiflora rose, autumn olive, and overgrown brush from Cranberry Township properties. Forestry mulching handles dense vegetation in a single pass.
Learn moreRestore overgrown fence lines on farms and horse properties in the rural sections of Cranberry Township and surrounding Butler County.
Learn moreThe most efficient clearing method for wooded lots and overgrown fields in Cranberry Township. No debris hauling — clean ground in a single pass.
Learn moreFull cleanup for rural properties in the Cranberry Township area — pastures, fence lines, wooded edges, and outbuilding areas.
Learn moreHorse trails and hunting access routes cut through wooded Butler County properties near Cranberry Township.
Learn more"SHS cleared our wooded lot on Freedom Road for our new home build. They coordinated directly with our builder, had the lot cleared in two days, and the excavator was able to start on schedule. Exactly what we needed."
Brian M.
Cranberry Township, PA
"We have a farm in the northern part of Cranberry Township with fence lines that hadn't been touched in 15 years. SHS cleared everything — multiflora rose, autumn olive, wild grape — and the fence lines look better than they have in decades."
Diane F.
Butler County, PA
"Had a large overgrown section of our property cleared for a pole barn. Fast, professional, fair price. Will definitely use again."
Kevin L.
Cranberry Township, PA
Yes. Site preparation for new home builds and commercial development is one of our most common services in Cranberry Township. We clear trees, brush, and stumps and can coordinate with your builder or excavator on timing.
Lot clearing for new construction in Cranberry Township typically runs $1,500–$6,000 depending on lot size, tree density, and terrain. We provide free on-site estimates — the price varies too much by property to quote over the phone.
Yes. The northern and western sections of Cranberry Township still have significant rural acreage. We serve farm owners and rural landowners throughout the area with fence line clearing, pasture reclamation, and full property cleanup.
Yes. We understand that construction timelines are tight. We schedule efficiently and can often complete lot clearing jobs in one to two days, depending on size.
Yes. We serve Cranberry Township and the surrounding area including Mars, Zelienople, Evans City, Wexford, and all of Butler County.
Call for a free estimate — no obligation, no pressure. We'll come out, assess your property, and give you a straight price.