The size of the piece of land being cleared is the first factor.

Site Work Cost Per Square Foot.

Take the number of feet in an acre (43,) and divide it by two. Multiply the resulting number (21,) by the cost per square foot charged (). Jul 04, Cost is on average 3, per acre, but can start at 2, per acre and go right up to 4, Land clearing cost per acre where it is heavily forested with tall trees, brush, and requires grading, the average cost can add to as high as 6, or more.

Land Clearing Price per 3 AcresEstimated Reading Time: 8 mins. Aug 06, Re: 1/2 acre cost to clear. I'd say your to cheap also your forgetting what all that equipment you have cost you! add in at least 1, for repairs /fuel/insurance and you should be around 7, remember you can't take bottom dollar on every job just to get them or you'll find yourself broke with a bunch of used up equipment! Hiring an excavation or land clearing company to clear flat land with light vegetation and few trees might costper acre; clearing more sloping land with overgrown brush and a few trees might cost 2, per acre; and clearing heavily wooded or forested land can cost 3,6, or more an acre, depending on conditions and whether the resulting debris will be burned (illegal in many areas.

Land with a low slope and light vegetation averages between 3 and 6 per square foot orand 2, per acre. Land with uneven terrain or high slope and heavy vegetation costs around 15 per square foot or between 3, and 6, per acre. Removing a single tree costs aroundon average, but only aroundto remove fallen trees.

Odds are you can get those 2 acres cleared and stumped for under 20 G's.

The cost to Clear Land starts at-per square foot, but can vary significantly with site conditions and options. Get fair costs for your SPECIFIC project requirements. See typical tasks and time to clear land, along with per unit costs and material requirements. See professionally prepared estimates for land clearing work. Dec 21, I have recently purchased 2 acres of Industrial land that I need to clear so I can make room for a sq.

ft. building. I have started cutting down the shrubs and small trees but I'm at a loss when it comes to the bigger stuff and at an even bigger loss when it comes to the stumps.