What types of right-of-way do you clear?

We clear right-of-way corridors for power lines, gas pipelines, water and sewer lines, roads and highways, railroad corridors, and private access easements.

Do you offer ongoing ROW maintenance?

Yes, we offer scheduled maintenance programs to keep right-of-way corridors clear. Depending on the growth rate, we typically recommend maintenance every 1-3 years.

Can you clear around existing utility infrastructure?

Yes, our operators are trained to work safely around power lines, pipeline markers, valve stations, and other utility infrastructure. We use forestry mulching equipment that minimizes ground disturbance near underground utilities.

Right-of-Way Clearing in Buena Vista Lakes, MS

Name: Mallard's View Land Management
Address: 829 MS-305, Olive Branch, MS, 38654, US
Telephone: (901) 282-4235
Price range: $$
Rating: 5.0

Mallard's View Land Management provides professional right-of-way clearing services in Buena Vista Lakes, Mississippi. Our experienced crew uses commercial-grade equipment to deliver exceptional results for residential and commercial property owners throughout the Buena Vista Lakes area.

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About Our Right-of-Way Clearing Service in Buena Vista Lakes

Right-of-way clearing demands equipment that can work in narrow corridors without disturbing underground utilities or damaging adjacent property. Our ASV RT-120 compact track loaders with Denis Cimaf mulching heads are purpose-built for this — the compact footprint navigates tight corridors while the low ground pressure protects buried gas lines, water mains, and fiber optic cables from compaction damage. In the DeSoto County and Memphis metro area, we clear and maintain ROW corridors for Entergy Mississippi, Memphis Light Gas & Water (MLGW), Atmos Energy natural gas pipelines, DeSoto County Water Association, C Spire and AT&T fiber routes, and county road departments. Each utility has specific clearance requirements — Entergy typically requires 15–20 feet of clearance on each side of transmission lines, while gas pipeline easements require vegetation kept below 12 inches within the corridor. The vegetation that encroaches on ROW corridors in North Mississippi grows aggressively in our climate — sweetgum, privet, kudzu, and volunteer pine can overtake a cleared corridor in 18–24 months. We offer annual and semi-annual maintenance contracts that keep corridors clear and accessible year-round. Our forestry mulching approach leaves no debris to haul and no ground disturbance that could compromise pipeline integrity — making it the preferred clearing method for utility companies and pipeline operators throughout the Mid-South.

Why Choose Us for Right-of-Way Clearing in Buena Vista Lakes?

Specialized ROW clearing experience

Forestry mulching minimizes ground disturbance

Safe clearing around utility infrastructure

Ongoing maintenance programs available

Pipeline and utility corridor expertise

Municipal and government contract experience

Efficient clearing of long corridors

Compliance with utility company specifications

Our Process

Corridor Assessment

We survey the right-of-way corridor, identify vegetation to be cleared, note any infrastructure or obstacles, and develop a clearing plan.

Systematic Clearing

Our crew works systematically along the corridor, clearing all vegetation to the specified width while protecting infrastructure and boundary markers.

Documentation & Maintenance

We document the completed work and can establish a regular maintenance schedule to keep the corridor clear going forward.

Typical Pricing for Right-of-Way Clearing in Buena Vista Lakes

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About Buena Vista Lakes, MS

Buena Vista Lakes is a residential community in DeSoto County near Olive Branch, featuring private lakes and waterfront properties.

We serve all areas of Buena Vista Lakes and the surrounding DeSoto County area, with specialized lake and pond clearing services for waterfront properties.