Cedar Removal
Mechanical cedar removal for pasture, ranch and hunting land around Ada. Dozer and excavator take the whole tree with the root, so grass has room to come back.
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Stump removal is the job of getting a stump and its roots out of the ground for good. We do it with machines. A 30,000 pound excavator lifts the stump with the root ball attached. On open ground the Cat D6 dozer pushes stumps out and rolls them into a pile. Our tree stump removal work runs on pasture, fence lines, lanes, homesites and build pads. That takes in stumps left by forestry mulching, stumps from storms and old stumps from past cutting. Dirt gets shaken off the roots before anything is piled.
Root removal matters more on acreage than it does in a mowed yard. A stump left in a pasture stops a shredder and can sprout back. A stump under a building pad has to come out before a slab goes down. Most stump work rides along with clearing timber off raw acreage. We run out of Ada and cover about a 50 mile circle around town. That takes in Sulphur, Stratford, Seminole, Pauls Valley, Holdenville and Ardmore. Stump pulling gets priced off what the ground shows us, so we look first. Call (580) 344-7473 for a free estimate on your place.
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Stump grinding and stump removal are two different tools. A grinder shaves the stump below the surface and leaves the root system in the dirt. Homewyse puts grinding a large stump at $173 to $307 in its 2026 figures. That work goes to at least 5 inches below ground level. Fixr puts stump removal at $200 to $700, with about $380 for a 24 inch stump. For one stump in a mowed lawn, a grinder is the cheaper tool. Our work is acreage, pasture, fence lines, lanes, homesites and build pads.
Post oak and blackjack oak dominate the Cross Timbers woodland across central Oklahoma. The USDA Forest Service reports post oaks up to 10 inches across sprout after being cut. Blackjack oak sprouts from the root crown once it is cut, so shaved stumps come back. Eastern red cedar works the other way. OSU Extension reports cedar lacks basal buds and does not resprout. Cut below the lowest green limb, a cedar stays dead. The Oklahoma Residential Code calls for vegetation, top soil and foreign material out of the foundation footprint. That is why ground prepped for a new build starts with stump work.
We start with a locate. Oklahoma law requires notice to OKIE811 at least 48 hours before digging. That count skips the day of the call, weekends and legal holidays. The ticket then runs 14 calendar days. Roots wrap around water lines, gas lines and old electric runs. Once the ground is marked, the excavator sets its bucket behind the stump and lifts. The root ball comes up with it. The dozer takes open ground, where it pushes stumps out and rolls them into a pile. The same 30,000 pound machine digs our storm shelter and pool pits.
Stumps get piled and burned on site where county rules allow it, or hauled off. DEQ lists land clearing among the burns it allows, with extra rules inside the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro counties. The pile sits at least 500 feet upwind of an occupied home off the property. Ignition runs from three hours after sunrise to three hours before sunset. A county burn ban stops it, so plans move with the weather. Holes get backfilled with the dirt shaken off the roots, then packed down. Last comes a rough grade so a mower runs over it. Tighter jobs get a smooth pass with the blade.
A forestry mulcher cuts the top of a tree into chips and leaves the stump. The roots stay in the ground and the chips build a mat over everything. Stumps that take too long to chew up get buried under the mat. You end up with hidden stumps under a floor of mulch. A dozer in high gear catches one and stops cold. Cedar chips make it worse. OSU Extension calls eastern red cedar a volatile fuel that burns fast and hot. Cleaning that up runs with how we take cedar out.
Cleanup means going back over the ground with the excavator and the dozer. We find the buried stumps, lift them with the root ball and shake the dirt off. The mat gets raked into piles with the stumps. A bed of cedar chips does not break down quickly, and it is a fire hazard. The second trip pays when the ground has a job to do. Fencing, a pad, a lane or a hay meadow all need the stumps gone. That is why brush out of a fence row gets cleared down to dirt.
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(580) 344-7473From the first look at the ground to the last pass of the blade, here is exactly how it goes.
Call (580) 344-7473 or send the form. Describe the land, what is on it, and what you want it to become. Photos help.
We meet you on the property, look at the growth, the ground and the access, and talk through the right way to do the job.
The estimate is free and comes from seeing the land. You know the price and the plan before any machine shows up.
The D6 and the excavator show up, the work gets finished, and the property is left clean and usable.
Common questions about stump removal across Ada & South Central Oklahoma. Don't see yours? Give us a call, we're happy to help.
Mechanical cedar removal for pasture, ranch and hunting land around Ada. Dozer and excavator take the whole tree with the root, so grass has room to come back.
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We move, haul, and spread dirt on acreage around Ada with a Cat D6 dozer and a 30,000-pound excavator. That covers cut and fill, fill dirt placement, washed out ground, and rough driveway lanes on rural property.
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We dig footings, trenches, storm shelter pits and pool holes on acreage around Ada, Oklahoma. The work runs on a 30,000-pound excavator, and the locate request goes to OKIE811 before the bucket moves. Rezz Built Construction Services has been doing this since 2023.
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We take down houses, mobile homes, barns and old slabs with a 30,000 pound excavator. Debris goes to a permitted landfill and the ground gets left flat.
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Pond construction for farms and ranches around Ada, Oklahoma. We dig new stock and fishing ponds with a dozer and excavator. We also clean out silted ponds and repair dams.
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We strip the topsoil, cut and fill to your build elevation, and pack the dirt in lifts. The pad comes out level and above grade, ready for your concrete contractor.
View DetailsWorking a 50-mile circle of South Central Oklahoma since 2023. Close-in towns like Stratford, Stonewall and Sulphur are a short run for the equipment, and bigger jobs pull the machines further.
A Cat D6 dozer, a 30,000-lb excavator and a tracked skid steer under one name. Acreage, ranch and commercial ground is what the equipment was bought for.
We clear mechanically with the dozer and excavator, roots and all. The ground is left buildable and mowable instead of hiding stumps under a layer of mulch.
We look at the property, talk through what it needs, and hand you a real number. The estimate costs nothing and the price comes from seeing the ground.
Real reviews from real clearing, dirt and pond jobs on Google.
Super group of guys to work with. They show up early and work late and go that extra mile for you. They do more than what is expected and that means a lot. It is hard to find guys like this nowadays. They have cleared about 130 acres for me plus worked on and repaired two ponds for me. You can’t go wrong hiring Rezz Built!!!
Rezz Built has done several jobs for us including land clearing, grading & demo. They always show up when they say, work hard & leave a clean site. These guys are honest and very hard workers!
Judd always does a great job! Shows up with the right equipment and makes sure the job is done right.
What stump removal costs in Oklahoma: published prices per stump by method, grinding vs pulling, why oak stumps sprout, and the 811 and burn rules that apply.
Read more →Mulching grinds the tops and leaves the roots. Dozer clearing takes the whole tree. Which one fits your Oklahoma land, with honest costs and trade-offs.
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What land clearing costs per acre in Oklahoma in 2026: light brush to heavy cedar, stump removal, debris options and the burn ban factor. Real market ranges.
Read more →Cedar taking the pasture, a pad to build, an old house to take down, or a pond you have been thinking about for years? Call or send the form. We come look at the property with you, and the estimate is free and comes from seeing the ground.
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