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East Coast Forestry is a small business with extensive experience in various land management services. We specialize in developmental and residential land clearing.

We have been trusted to perform our land management services by home owners, businesses and contractors.

We provide training with our primary focus on safety. We maintain our equipment based on very strict schedules. We feel properly maintained equipment will further ensure safety of our operators, and prevent any downtime while providing our services. We have seasoned equipment and operators that take pride in their work.

We provide proper project management ensuring all jobs are completed safely, on time, and within budget.

We hold safety meetings with our operators every day ensuring that safety is at the forefront of every project we manage. We monitor our daily progress and complete sections in their entirety before moving on. Ensuring the work is properly completed on schedule is very important to our management.

At East Coast Forestry, it is our responsibility to not only meet, but to exceed our customers’ expectations. We look forward to talking to you about how we can exceed your expectations!

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East Coast Forestry In Action

Forestry mulchers are often used in commercial and residential properties for land clearing, wildlife prevention and management, vegetation management, invasive species control, trail creation and wildlife restoration including wetland and riparian habitat conservation. Mulching machines have an advantage as they have the ability to operate on steep terrains, small/tight areas and even on poor ground conditions including wet or snowy circumstances! Another advantage to mulching, are the trees are not uprooted, pushed over, and soil is never disturbed. In contrast, the mulch of the trees/vegetation leaves the soil structure intact! The material is left on the ground and acts as an erosion barrier while returning nutrient back into the soil.