Who we work for
Storm Damage Clearing and Access Recovery
Reopening access after weather, on ground that is now steeper, softer and less stable than it was.
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The situation we usually walk into
After a serious weather event the immediate problem is usually access: tracks blocked, faces slipped, vegetation down across the routes you need to get stock, people or plant along. The ground is unstable, often saturated, and the safest option is frequently not to put a person or a heavy machine on it at all, which is exactly when the work is most urgent.
What we do about it
Remote-controlled machines that let us work unstable and steep faces without an operator on the slope, clearing vegetation and regrowth to reopen tracks and restore access. Low ground pressure limits further disturbance on soft ground. We are honest about scope: this is vegetation clearing and access recovery, not earthworks or slip remediation.
Typical jobs
- Reopening blocked access tracks and races
- Clearing vegetation and regrowth off slip faces
- Restoring access to stock water, infrastructure and boundaries
- Clearing around damaged fencing ahead of repair
- Regrowth clearing on land that became inaccessible after an event
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Weeds that come with this territory
- GorseThe big one. Dense, spiny, seeds for decades, and it takes hold on exactly the slopes a tractor cannot work.
- BlackberryLow, dense, thorny and endlessly persistent. The classic gully and fence-line invader.
- Woolly nightshadeFast, tall, toxic to handle, and a declared pest plant across most of the North Island. Second only to gorse for search interest.
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Mulching and land clearing specialists for tough terrain across the North Island.