Project-area preparation
Discussing site readiness ahead of planned excavation, grading or construction.
Rivera Improvements / Services
Start with a workable site
Land Clearing & Property Preparation
Land preparation for substantial property improvements where clearing, access and earthwork need to be coordinated.
The work
What this service involves
Before excavation or construction can begin, a site may need access and usable work areas. Clearing plans should account for protected vegetation, disposal, erosion control and the scope of the future project.
Serving Beaverton, Clackamas, Salem and surrounding Willamette Valley communities. Work is evaluated by scope, schedule and applicable licensing.
Scope & considerations
What we can discuss
Equipment access
Reviewing the routes and working room heavy equipment will need.
Material and debris logistics
Planning how cleared material and site debris will be managed within the agreed scope.
Before you call
Information that helps us assess your project
Share what you have. You do not need every item to start a conversation.
- Aerial view or parcel map, if available
- Areas to be prepared and the intended future use
- Access routes and existing structures or fences
- Known vegetation restrictions, permits or disposal needs
Questions
Frequently asked
Can you clear an entire parcel?
Project fit depends on the parcel, vegetation, disposal requirements and any applicable restrictions. Start with a map and photos.
Is land clearing the same as excavation?
No. Land clearing prepares the work area; excavation moves earth to achieve the construction scope.
Do I need permits?
Certain clearing, tree-removal, grading or erosion-control activities can require local approvals. Requirements vary by property.
Related services & reading
More planning advice: Read the relevant From the Ground Up article →
Have a site in mind?
Tell us the location, scope and timeline. Nicholas Armstrong coordinates new project inquiries.
Request a project conversation (971) 514-3224