Our Projects.
Eight Blocks,
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Development sites, new home builds, infrastructure corridors and lantana country — every job below run start to finish by Tree Eaters.
Proof, Not Promises
Anyone can say they'll show up and clear a block. These are the jobs — the constraints we worked around, the machinery we ran, the state we left the site in. Every photograph is ours, taken on site.
Pipelines, powerlines, survey pegs, live neighbours and retained natives: the sites vary, the approach doesn't. Sequence it properly, salvage what's worth salvaging, and hand it over clean.
Salvaged, Not Mulched
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407 Stockleigh Rd, Stockleigh
Logan City · Rural Development Site
A staged clear across a large rural holding, sequenced so earthworks could follow us straight in. We cleared and grubbed the building platforms, shed pad and access track, then stick-raked and windrowed the residue clear of the dam and creek line.
Sawlog-grade timber was cut to length on site and loaded straight onto a log truck rather than going to mulch — recovering value from the block instead of paying to dispose of it.
158–174 Missouri Street, Jimboomba
Logan City · Subdivision
Acreage clearing for a subdivision, run with the grinder working alongside the excavator so nothing sat waiting. Vegetation was felled, sized and fed straight through the grinder in the same pass, with windrows kept off the retained trees and survey pegs.
Mulch stayed on site as ground cover, which cut cartage entirely and left the surveyor a clean, walkable block.
Capalaba
Redland City · Residential Block
A tight, heavily treed residential lot backing onto neighbouring homes. We cleared the building envelope and driveway corridor to the marked boundary, with pink flagging setting the retention line so the screening trees along the fence stayed put.
Stumps and root balls came out, the pad was raked flat and the mulch spread as cover. The builder walked onto a level, clean site with no follow-up clean-up bill.
Browns Plains
Logan City · Sloping Residential Lot
A sloping block hemmed in by houses on two sides. Survey pegs and orange flagging marked the envelope and the trees to keep; we worked to that line, felling and windrowing timber downhill away from the fences.
Stumps and root balls were pulled, the residue stacked in one pile for grinding, and the pad graded off clean — no debris left against the neighbours' boundaries.
Pipeline Corridor Clearing
South East Queensland · Steep Terrain
A surveyed pipeline easement cut through steep bush country. Bunting on both sides fixed the corridor width, and we held that line up and over the ridges — no over-clear, no machinery outside the boundary.
Timber was felled to the low side, stacked clear of the trafficable width and left ready for grinding, giving the pipeline crew a formed access track through the whole corridor.
Park Ridge South
Logan City · Acreage Property
Regrowth, vine and weed had closed in around the house, shed and paddock edges. We underscrubbed through the block — taking out the scrub, saplings and climbers while leaving every established eucalypt standing.
The result is open, mowable ground under a retained canopy: lower fire load, clear access around the buildings, and a block that stays manageable instead of closing over again in two seasons.
Stockleigh Rd, Stockleigh
Logan City · Rural Boundary & Paddock
Scrub and dead casuarina had swallowed the fenceline and the timbered strip between paddock and road, taking it under the powerlines. We cleared the understorey and the dead standing timber, working carefully beneath the wires.
Residue was pushed into single stacks clear of the fence, leaving a defensible boundary, usable paddock edge and clean access along the whole run.
43–77 Old Pub Lane Rd, Jimboomba
Logan City · Roadside Development Site
A fenced roadside site with a high-pressure gas pipeline and overhead powerlines running through it. Services were located and marked before a machine moved, and we worked around the easement rather than over it — no dig, no bore, no risk to the asset.
Sawlog was cut and stacked separately for salvage; the balance went through the HOG 3800 grinder on site into stockpiles for reuse. The block finished flat, stumps out, ready for the next contractor.
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