Joel Murray
★★★★★
Mitch from Full Force Contracting cleared 5 acres of our property quickly and professionally, leaving everything neat and tidy. Highly recommend!
Based in Dayboro — working across Queensland, Brisbane to Townsville.

Utilities, councils and asset owners
Powerline easements, right of way corridors and access tracks kept clear of vegetation, on a maintenance cycle or as reactive work when a span or corridor gets away from you.
Trusted by real property owners
Joel Murray
★★★★★
Mitch from Full Force Contracting cleared 5 acres of our property quickly and professionally, leaving everything neat and tidy. Highly recommend!
Hayley Smith
★★★★★
The team at Full Force Contracting were very pleasant and easy to deal with and did amazing, neat work across my property. I would highly recommend their services.
Jack Willson
★★★★★
Great at what they do, made a massive difference clearing our property

Why this matters
Vegetation around infrastructure is never a job you finish. Clear a powerline easement or an access corridor once and the regrowth is back inside a couple of seasons, usually faster on the coastal country where it rains.
The exposure sits with the asset owner, not the contractor. Encroachment into a clearance envelope, a corridor a crew cannot get a truck down in an outage, or a fire that starts under a span all trace back to vegetation that was left too long.
What we do
We clear and maintain powerline easements, right of way corridors, pipeline and transmission routes and access tracks across Queensland. Depending on the ground and the clearance you work to, that is forestry mulching, slashing, stick raking or excavation, and often a combination along the length of a run.
Work is priced against your clearance envelope and your specification rather than a walk-around guess, and we can run it as a scheduled maintenance cycle or as reactive work when a span gets away from you. We are fully insured and can supply our documentation for your prequalification before we mobilise.


How we work with you
Asset work runs on program and paperwork, so both are agreed before we mobilise.
We price from your clearance envelope, corridor width and any environmental conditions, so what happens on site matches what you were quoted.
Scheduled maintenance rounds, one-off catch-up clearing or reactive call-outs — whichever suits the asset, set out before the first machine moves.
The corridor is left to the agreed standard with mulch spread rather than stacked, and you get the records you need for your own compliance file.
Serving Queensland
Based in Dayboro and working across Queensland, from Brisbane through to Townsville. Regular work throughout the Moreton Bay, Somerset and Sunshine Coast hinterland regions.
The cost of leaving it
Letting vegetation creep back into a corridor usually means:

Related services
Plenty of blocks need more than one approach. Not sure which service fits your situation? Get a free on-site quote and we will walk the property with you and recommend the right method.
Thick regrowth, scrub and small timber cut and mulched in a single pass, leaving a clean, usable surface behind.
Learn more about Forestry MulchingScrub, understorey and weed species cleared from fence lines, boundaries, tracks and properties.
Learn more about Vegetation ClearingFirebreaks, asset protection zones and fuel load reduction around homes, sheds and boundaries.
Learn more about Fire MitigationFull block clearing for building, grazing, subdivision and rural development, matched to the vegetation codes.
Learn more about Land ClearingStraight answers
Yes. Give us the clearance envelope, corridor width and any environmental or approval conditions and we will price and work to them. Working to a spec is the normal way we run asset jobs.
That is most of what asset management is. We can run easements and corridors on a recurring cycle so regrowth never gets to the point where it costs you a clearance breach or a much dearer clear.
We carry public liability and can provide certificates of currency and our safety documentation for your prequalification process. We will also be straight with you about the limits of what we take on near live assets.
Usually. We match the machine to the ground rather than forcing one setup onto every corridor, including low ground pressure tracked machines for soft easements and steep batters.
It depends on current commitments and where the corridor is. We will give you a realistic date up front — an honest date you can plan around is worth more than an optimistic one that slips.
Tell us what you are dealing with and we will come out, walk the property and give you a fixed quote for asset management. No obligation.