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Land Clearing in Victor & Driggs

Get your lot ready to build, farm, or enjoy. Brush, stumps, rock, and old structures gone — cleared with the right machine and hauled off when it needs to be.

Before you can build, grade, fence, or farm a piece of Teton Valley ground, it usually has to be cleared. That might mean grinding down a thicket of sage and brush, pulling stumps and rock, tearing out an old collapsing outbuilding, or all of the above. Bad Badger Dirt Works clears lots and acreage across Victor, Driggs, and the surrounding valley, and we pick the method to match the ground instead of forcing every job through one machine.

Sometimes the right tool is a forestry mulcher that grinds everything in place and leaves a mulch mat. Sometimes it is an excavator to pull stumps, buck out rock, and load debris for haul-off. Most real clearing jobs are a mix, and because we run both sides of the work, we can clear your ground the way it actually needs clearing — not the way one piece of equipment happens to prefer.

What we clear

  • Lot clearing and brush clearing
  • Stump, rock, and debris removal
  • Old structure and outbuilding demolition
  • Defensible space around the house
  • Overgrown pasture and sage reclaim
  • Fence lines, trails, and view corridors
  • Access roads and building-site clearing
  • Demolition and haul-off

Clearing for a building site

When you are clearing to build, the goal is a clean, workable site without wrecking the topsoil you will want later. We open the building envelope, take out the brush, trees, and stumps in the way, pull rock, and clear the driveway line — then leave the site ready for excavation and grading. Because we handle those next steps too, the clearing is done with what comes after it in mind.

Brush, stumps, and debris

Overgrown lots come with a mix of brush, saplings, buried rock, old fencing, and sometimes a pile of debris a previous owner left behind. We grind or pull what needs to go, separate out what can be mulched from what has to be hauled, and load and remove the rest. You end up with open, usable ground instead of a burn pile you have to permit and tend for weeks.

Defensible space and demolition

Clearing ladder fuels and thinning brush back from your buildings is some of the most valuable work you can do in fire country, and we handle it as part of our clearing service. We also take down and haul off old sheds, collapsed outbuildings, and other small structures so the footprint is clean and ready for whatever comes next.

What it costs

Clearing price depends on how thick the growth is, how much stump and rock there is, whether material can be mulched in place or has to be hauled, and access. We walk the parcel, mark what stays and what goes, and give you a written number and a start window. Some clearing near county rights-of-way or waterways needs a permit — tell us the scope and we will point you to what is required. Bad Badger is licensed and insured, with proof of coverage available on request.

Ready to open up your ground? Call (208) 970-4002 or send the form below.

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Tell us where the property is and what needs to move. We answer same day, most days.

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Straight answers

Questions we get

Do you haul off the debris?

When it can't be mulched in place, yes — we separate what can be ground into mulch from what has to go, and load and haul off the rest. Haul-off distance and volume factor into the price.

Can you clear defensible space around my house?

Yes. Thinning brush and ladder fuels back from your buildings is one of the highest-value clearing jobs in Teton Valley, and we handle it with mulching and excavation as needed.

Do I need a permit to clear my land?

Some clearing does — especially near a county right-of-way or a waterway. Tell us the scope and we'll point you to what's required in Teton County before we start.

Ready when you are

Let's go look at the dirt

(208) 970-4002

Free on-site land clearing estimates in Victor, Driggs, and across Teton Valley.