Clearing varies from the size of the land to its use. For small size lands, clearing is easier while for the larger lots, bigger resources are needed. There are also different kinds of uses such as just for clearing space or the land will be used to construct a commercial or residential area.
The usual process would be the assessment of the professional on the land area. He will also be considering the blueprints for the construction that the client wants to be done on the area. Usually after the assessment, the professional will devise a plan and propose it to the client. Once the planning stage is done, the clearing would start.
The first step is to clear all the unnecessary plantations or trees in the area. The clearing depends on the blueprint because some trees may be preserved. Aside from that, the roots of the trees could also be a problem in the future so they should be taken into consideration. Usually, the trees are hard to clear off immediately because they still have stumps after removal but making sure it is cleared is a priority. Next, the property would be graded if the customer wants to do this.
The common grading tasks are the prevention of erosion, installation of wells, drainage control, access roads, connecting utility lines, demolishing of current buildings, and digging a basement. These could all be done as long as the client requests them.
The amount of time that the area would be cleared varies on how large the project may be. The communication between the construction team and the client is also crucial in this situation to make the work faster. Sometimes, securing permits is also required and that may add in the cost and the time needed to finish the project.
After this process, your land will be all set for construction or whatever you want to do with it.