Reclaim your property boundaries. We clear overgrown brush, vines, and invasive growth along fence lines so your fences stay visible, functional, and easy to maintain.
Fence lines don't stay clear on their own. Briars, multiflora rose, wild grape, and invasive shrubs grow fast and grow thick — wrapping around posts, pulling down wire, and making it impossible to see where your property ends and your neighbor's begins. Left unchecked, overgrown fence lines damage fencing, hide boundary markers, and create hiding spots for pests and predators. For horse and livestock owners, a compromised fence line is a safety hazard.
SHS Land Clearing uses forestry mulching equipment and hand tools to clear fence lines efficiently without damaging your existing fencing. We remove brush, vines, briars, and small trees right down to the ground — leaving your fence line clean, visible, and easy to walk. Whether you have 200 feet of fence or 2 miles, we get it done right.
We walk your fence line, assess the overgrowth, and give you a straight price.
We work around your schedule and show up when we say we will.
We remove all brush, vines, and invasive growth along the full fence line.
Debris is mulched in place or hauled away — your fence line is clean and clear.
"Had about a half mile of fence line completely buried in multiflora rose and wild grape. SHS came out and cleared the whole thing in a day. Fence looks great and I can actually see my property line again."
Dave M.
Butler County, PA
"They cleared the fence line around our horse pasture without disturbing the horses or damaging any of the existing fencing. Very professional and thorough."
Karen T.
Cranberry Township, PA
"Fair price, showed up on time, and did exactly what they said they would. The fence line looks better than it has in years."
Jim R.
Washington County, PA
Fence line clearing costs vary based on the length of the fence line, the density of overgrowth, and access to the property. Most residential fence line jobs in the Pittsburgh area range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. We offer free on-site estimates so you know exactly what to expect before we start.
No. We take care to protect your existing fencing during the clearing process. Our equipment operators are experienced working around fence posts and wire, and we use hand tools where needed to avoid damage.
Most rural and agricultural fence lines benefit from clearing every 1–3 years depending on how aggressively invasive species grow in your area. After the initial clearing, maintenance is much faster and less expensive.
Yes. We regularly work on horse properties and understand the importance of keeping fence lines clear for safety and visibility. We work carefully around existing fencing and can coordinate with your schedule to minimize disruption to your animals.
Yes. Multiflora rose is one of the most common invasive species we deal with along fence lines in Western PA. We remove it completely, including the root crown where possible, to slow regrowth.
Call us for a free, no-obligation estimate. We serve Pittsburgh and all of Western PA.