Logging contractor in Franklin County, AR

Yes. Timbered ridges near the national forest boundary carry dense shortleaf pine and hardwood that require heavy equipment to clear safely. We assess the timber, do a select cut where it makes sense, then clear the remaining brush and stumps so the ground is ready for its next use.

Making pasture from wooded ground involves select cutting or clearing the timber, removing stumps, and grading the surface so it drains and grows grass evenly. On bottomland near Ozark or Charleston, the process is faster than on steep upland parcels where the terrain adds time and equipment work.

Road maintenance is a regular service we provide in Franklin County. Gravel roads through hollows and creek crossings break down every wet season. We re-grade the surface, restore the crown, and address low spots so the road sheds water properly and holds up longer between maintenance cycles.

Bottomland parcels near the Arkansas River corridor in Franklin County are often well-suited for pond building. We identify the right location, clear the site, and shape the basin to hold water through dry summer months when smaller ponds can drop significantly.