Site clearance

Site clearance is the process of removing any debris, vegetation, or other obstacles from a construction site before construction can begin. This is an important step in any construction project, as it ensures that the site is safe and ready for work to begin.

The type of machinery used for site clearance will vary depending on the size and complexity of the project. For small projects, a 360 excavator with a tilt rotator attachment may be sufficient. For larger projects, a bulldozer or loader may be needed.

In addition to machinery, site clearance may also require the use of other equipment, such as stump grinders, mulchers, and tree removal services.

It is important to note that site clearance can be a hazardous activity. The use of heavy machinery can create a risk of injury or damage to property. It is important to take all necessary safety precautions when conducting site clearance.