The Greendale field lost to blackberry and cottonwood. The Ryder Lake lot waiting on a build. The overgrown fence line eating into your Yarrow acreage. A local operator who knows Fraser Valley ground clears it and leaves it ready to farm or build — free on-site quote first.
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Your neighbours in the valley
Chilliwack is Fraser Valley farm country: rich, flat bottomland along the Fraser River, ALR acreage and hobby farms through Sardis, Yarrow, and Greendale, and forested slopes rising to Ryder Lake and the Chilliwack River valley. Clearing here is often about agriculture — reclaiming fields, clearing fence lines and drainage, and prepping land to farm — along with building lots and riverbank cottonwood. Timberline connects you with experienced local operators who know Fraser Valley land, its ALR and riparian rules, and how to leave it ready for what's next.
From single overgrown lots to multi-acre parcels — one crew, one quote, no surprises.
Full clearing and prep so your builder can start on a clean, workable site.
We grind brush and small trees in place — no burn piles, no haul-away, instant ground cover.
Blackberry, broom, salal, and alder regrowth cleared back to usable land.
Selective tree removal and stump grinding as part of the same job.
Every Comox Valley property has its own reason. These are the jobs we see most around town.
Valley fields grow back to blackberry, reed canarygrass, and cottonwood fast. We push it back so ALR parcels and hobby farms are workable again.
Lots around Promontory, Ryder Lake, and the Chilliwack River valley often need clearing first. We open the footprint and driveway line for your build.
We clear overgrown ditches, fence lines, and hedgerows so water moves and your boundaries are usable again.
Fast-growing cottonwood and alder crowd Fraser Valley properties. We clear them back, with riparian rules in mind.
Local knowledge
Fraser Valley land runs to black cottonwood, red alder, western red cedar, and big-leaf maple, with heavy blackberry and reed canarygrass on cleared ground and along the ditches. We handle fast-growing bottomland regrowth and treed slopes alike, mulched in place or hauled — your call.
The valley floor is flat, rich, wet farmland along the Fraser, rising to forested slopes at Promontory and Ryder Lake. High water tables, ditches, and soft ground are real factors, so we plan machine access and timing so your soil isn’t left rutted.
Most of Chilliwack’s valley bottom is ALR under the Agricultural Land Commission, and clearing tied to non-farm use or fill can need approval. The City of Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley Regional District add tree and development rules, and riparian setbacks near the Fraser, the Vedder, and the sloughs are strictly enforced. We flag what applies to your property before work starts.
Four steps from overgrown to ready — no deposits, no surprises on the invoice.
We walk the property with you, talk through options, and give a firm number.
We book a window that suits you — and the ground conditions.
Right-sized machines for your lot, operated by people who do this every day.
Mulched, cleaned, and ready for the excavator, the seed drill, or the housewarming.
Tell us about the job and we'll come take a look — no cost, no pressure, just an honest quote from someone local.
Licensed & insured · Free on-site quotes · Comox Valley based
We clear fields and lots across Chilliwack and the wider Fraser Valley — from Sardis and Yarrow to Greendale, Rosedale, Promontory, and the Chilliwack River valley. If you’ve got ground to clear, we can get a machine to it.
Also need a stump out in town? See Stump Grinding in Chilliwack.
It depends on brush and tree density, ground conditions, and access — most Fraser Valley acreage and field-reclamation jobs land between $2,000 and $6,000 per acre. Open field clearing costs less than treed slopes. The free on-site quote gives you a firm number, not a range.
A brushy acre of field is often a one-day job; a treed lot on the slopes can run several days. We’ll give you a timeline with the quote.
Either. Forestry mulching grinds blackberry, cottonwood, and brush into ground cover on the spot — usually the cheaper option on a field. If you want it gone, we chip and haul instead.
Often, yes. Much of the valley is ALR, so clearing tied to non-farm use or fill can need Agricultural Land Commission approval, and the City of Chilliwack, the FVRD, and strict riparian setbacks near the Fraser and Vedder rivers can all apply. We’ll tell you what applies before any work starts.
Late summer through early fall, when the valley’s high water table drops and the ground firms up enough for machines. We’ll assess ground conditions at the quote.