
Land clearing in Alachua County isn’t just a matter of equipment and a schedule. It starts with what the county allows — and where.
Alachua County adopted countywide wetland protection standards in 2018 and natural resources protection codes in 2021. Vegetation removal on unincorporated parcels requires either self-certification of compliance or county verification before work begins. Clearing too close to a wetland buffer, a listed species habitat, or a strategic ecosystem without checking first creates regulatory problems that stop projects and cost money to fix.
Then there’s what Florida grows. Subtropical climate means invasive brush, vines, and scrub oak don’t wait. A cleared parcel that isn’t mulched or managed starts coming back within a season. The US-441 and I-75 corridor is seeing consistent new residential and commercial development — lots that need to go from raw land to build-ready without triggering county compliance issues. Rural properties north on SR-235 need pasture reclaimed, hunting access opened, and acreage cleared on terrain that doesn’t respond well to heavy dozer work.
On Track handles both environments. We clear compliantly, use the right method for your specific terrain, and leave the site ready for whatever comes next.
Posted on Google Amanda NethercuttTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. On Track Land Management did an excellent job forest mulching our property. Several acres were extremely overgrown, but now we can clearly see the lay of the land. Cody was professional, very responsive, and great to work with. We’re looking forward to the next phase!Posted on Google curtiss mecuskerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Cody did a great job clear cutting and also removing 6 inch trees and smaller, also underbrush , from my property. He gave me good advice , he was willing to include changes as the job progressed and worked hard to complete the job on schedule. I will be using him in the future for additional clearing and dirt wok.Posted on Google Blane EvansTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Amazing job!!! Very punctual and does exceptional work!! Will be using him again for another project in the near future. He is very honest with people about jobs and he values honesty over making money from people. His honesty and advice saved me over $5000 on a different job that another company quoted me. Will be recommending Mr. Cody Gabbard to anyone in the future that needs brush work removal, soil leveling or any skid steer related work for their property. I would not go with anyone else but him because he is the best there is. Exceptional work!!Posted on Google Lea BrecknerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Amazing job!!! Very punctual and does exceptional work!! Will be using him again for another project in the near future. He is very honest with people about jobs and he values honesty over making money from people. Will be recommending Mr. Cody Gabbard to anyone in the future that needs brush work removal, soil leveling or any skid steer related work for their property.Posted on Google Carmen RenzelliTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Friendly and knowledgeable. Excellent service!
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Removing debris is about more than just maintaining appearance—it protects your property from pest infestations, drainage blockages, and fire hazards.
Every land clearing job starts with a site assessment — not a machine.
We walk the property, identify any wetland buffers or habitat protection areas that require compliance verification, and confirm the clearing scope before any equipment is mobilized. On Alachua County parcels, this step protects you from stopping mid-job because a boundary wasn’t checked before work started.
Method selection follows the terrain and intended use. Forestry mulching is the preferred approach on Alachua’s sandhill and sandy soil terrain — the mulcher grinds vegetation in place without uprooting soil or destabilizing the ground. It leaves a nutrient-rich mulch layer that acts as a natural erosion barrier and suppresses regrowth. No debris hauling. No burn piles. No permit headaches from traditional dozer clearing methods.
Full clearing is available where the project requires it — complete tree and stump removal for homesites, commercial pads, or agricultural conversion where the ground needs to be fully open.
Debris management follows your goals. Mulch stays on site, gets spread, or gets hauled off depending on what the cleared land is being used for.
We leave the site clean. No piles. No mess. Ready for the next step.
On Track Land Management LLC proudly serves property owners throughout
Unincorporated parcels require self-certification or county verification before clearing starts. We confirm your parcel’s compliance status during the site visit before any equipment moves.
Yes. It grinds vegetation in place without disturbing soil or wetland buffers — no permit triggers, no hauling cost, and a natural erosion barrier left behind.
Yes. We clear rural acreage across Alachua County for all three. Forestry mulching works well on SR-235 corridor terrain without heavy soil disturbance.
Fast — within one season without mulching or management. Forestry mulching leaves a layer that suppresses regrowth naturally. We can also discuss follow-up options for open cleared sites.
Yes. We remove invasive species and undergrowth while leaving healthy trees intact. Forestry mulching is ideal for this — no root damage to trees being kept.