FAQs ibex Land Clearing
LAND CLEARING QUESTIONS
What is land clearing?
Land clearing refers to removing vegetation, trees, and other obstacles from the land. ibex Specialises in clearing unwanted vegetation from land.
Do I have to clear my land?
Not at all! It's your land.Here at ibex, we see the benefits of clearing your land; sooner is always better. Unwanted vegetation will continue to grow out of control, increasing the time and efforts to clear it in the future.
What are my options for clearing land?
There are a number of ways to clear the land, from manual labour to large, heavy excavators. It's best to start with a plan for how you want to see your land and work back from there. ibex's method is to turn unwanted vegetation into mulch that can break down into the soil. We also have a lower footprint that can reduce the impact on your land, and we work remotely, which is safer.
Can I clear land myself?
As mentioned above, Yes, manual labour can be used to clear land. You will need to take into account the time tools and safety to complete the clearing.
What if my land is very steep?
Steep land up to 60º is where ibex can help out - we are able to operate on these steep slopes keeping safe with the use of remote control. Land conditions can impact when and how we approach the steep sections of your land.
How will my land look after ibex has finished?
Depending on the service you require, - Grass will be cut to your request, there will be cuttings left that will breakdown into the soil.- Stumps will be cut below the surface, depending on what your repurpose is will depend on how deep we cut. All tailing will remain to fill the void of the stump and any extra can be used on the garden. - Land Clearing, this can vary but generally we will be looking to scalp the land leaving mulch and dirt after we have finished
Will I have to deal with regrowth?
Regrowth is a question we always get - and the short answer is yes. There will not always be regrowth; if you look to use sprays before clearing the land, this can help reduce the likely hood of regrowth.Knowing this is an excellent way to approach the project. Having a plan to deal with the regrowth as soon as you see signs will keep the time and costs down; you could choose to use sprays or have ibex return to complete maintenance cuts to keep on top of the regrowth
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FAQs ibex Land Clearing
LAND CLEARING QUESTIONS
What is land clearing?
Land clearing refers to removing vegetation, trees, and other obstacles from the land. ibex Specialises in clearing unwanted vegetation from land.
Do I have to clear my land?
Not at all! It's your land.Here at ibex, we see the benefits of clearing your land; sooner is always better. Unwanted vegetation will continue to grow out of control, increasing the time and efforts to clear it in the future.
What are my options for clearing land?
There are a number of ways to clear the land, from manual labour to large, heavy excavators. It's best to start with a plan for how you want to see your land and work back from there. ibex's method is to turn unwanted vegetation into mulch that can break down into the soil. We also have a lower footprint that can reduce the impact on your land, and we work remotely, which is safer.
Can I clear land myself?
As mentioned above, Yes, manual labour can be used to clear land. You will need to take into account the time tools and safety to complete the clearing.
What if my land is very steep?
Steep land up to 60º is where ibex can help out - we are able to operate on these steep slopes keeping safe with the use of remote control. Land conditions can impact when and how we approach the steep sections of your land.
How will my land look after ibex has finished?
Depending on the service you require, - Grass will be cut to your request, there will be cuttings left that will breakdown into the soil.- Stumps will be cut below the surface, depending on what your repurpose is will depend on how deep we cut. All tailing will remain to fill the void of the stump and any extra can be used on the garden. - Land Clearing, this can vary but generally we will be looking to scalp the land leaving mulch and dirt after we have finished
Will I have to deal with regrowth?
Regrowth is a question we always get - and the short answer is yes. There will not always be regrowth; if you look to use sprays before clearing the land, this can help reduce the likely hood of regrowth.Knowing this is an excellent way to approach the project. Having a plan to deal with the regrowth as soon as you see signs will keep the time and costs down; you could choose to use sprays or have ibex return to complete maintenance cuts to keep on top of the regrowth
