1. Bo Evans
Based in New Braunfels, TX, Bo Evans works as a brush removal service. The business has been operating for 6 years with a team of 2. Thick brush can hide stumps, rocks, trash, and old fencing, so crews usually walk the area first. Invasive species like privet, honeysuckle, or climbing vines often return from roots, so a follow-up visit or regular maintenance is commonly recommended after the initial clearing. Common requests for brush removal include fence line clearing, sapling removal, poison ivy removal, forestry mulching and overgrown lot clearing. Bo Evans is also listed for dog fence installation and handyman. Preparing a lot for building, adding a garden or pasture, or creating clear space around a home in dry areas often requires brush removal. Mention whether debris should be hauled off or chipped on site, along with slope, wet ground, and access for trucks or equipment. Acreage, vegetation density, and the size of woody material drive most of the cost, along with whether debris is hauled away or mulched. Besides New Braunfels, homeowners in Marion, Cibolo and Seguin can reach out for brush removal. Request a quote from Bo Evans on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.