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.

When mulching is not enough
Mature timber, stumps and root systems taken out cleanly with a dozer or excavator, then raked and finished so the property is ready to work rather than covered in debris.
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
A mulcher will handle regrowth and small timber all day, but it will not take out a mature stringybark or the root plate underneath it. Once the timber on a block is past that size, everything you want to do with the property — fencing, cropping, building, laying pipe — is held up until it comes out properly.
Stumps left behind are their own problem. They damage slashers and tyres, sit in the way of fence lines and services, and make it impossible to get a level finish across the ground.
What we do
We push, fell and remove mature timber using a dozer or excavator, and take out stumps and root systems where the ground needs to be worked afterwards. Material can be stacked for burning, windrowed to your instruction, mulched down, or set aside for firewood and milling.
The part that gets skipped by cheaper operators is the finish. After the timber comes out we stick rake the ground to lift roots and small debris to the surface, so you are left with a property that can be slashed, cropped or fenced rather than one covered in half-buried timber.


How the job runs
Taking the trees out is only half of it. The finish is what you actually live with.
Habitat trees, shade trees and anything mapped gets marked and worked around. We would rather spend an extra half hour walking the block than take out something you wanted kept.
Trees are pushed or felled and root systems lifted with the machine best suited to the size of the timber and the ground conditions on the day.
The ground is raked to bring roots and buried debris to the surface, then the material is stacked, mulched or windrowed however you have asked for it.
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 waiting
Putting tree clearing off, or having it done without a proper finish, usually leads to:

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.
Full block clearing for building, grazing, subdivision and rural development, matched to the vegetation codes.
Learn more about Land ClearingRoots, sticks and buried timber lifted and windrowed to leave a clean, workable property surface.
Learn more about Stick RakingThick regrowth, scrub and small timber cut and mulched in a single pass, leaving a clean, usable surface behind.
Learn more about Forestry MulchingBulk earthworks, pads, batters, drainage and site preparation on rural and acreage properties.
Learn more about ExcavationStraight answers
Yes, where the ground needs to be worked afterwards. Stumps and root plates are lifted with the excavator or dozer and then raked out. If you are only after the timber down and are happy to leave stumps in place, that is a cheaper option and we will price it that way.
Close-quarters work around buildings and infrastructure is a normal part of the job. Genuine high-risk removals directly over a house or power lines are arborist work with rigging, and we will tell you when a job falls into that category rather than attempting it.
Your call. It can be stacked for burning, windrowed, mulched down, or set aside for firewood or milling if it is worth keeping. We agree that up front so the property ends up the way you expect.
Often, yes. Mapped remnant vegetation and some protected species need approval before anything comes out, and the rules differ between council and state controls. We work to the vegetation codes and will flag anything that looks like it needs approval, but obtaining it stays with the landholder.
Tell us what you are dealing with and we will come out, walk the property and give you a fixed quote for tree clearing. No obligation.