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Forestry Mulching in Shreveport, LA

Shreveport / North West Louisiana / East Texas / South West Arkansas

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Our specialties

  • Land Reclaiming

    Briars, honeysuckle, thorns, and saplings—these aren’t just weeds, they’re land thieves. Over time, they creep across fence lines, choke out trees, and swallow usable space. Most mowers can’t touch them. Caddo Land Works clears thick overgrowth fast and gives you back the property you paid for. Clean, walkable, and ready for whatever’s next.

  • Invasive Removal

    Invasive vines and undergrowth take over quickly and choke out everything else. We mulch them down and help restore your land to something usable again.

  • Fence Line Clearing

    Fence lines vanish under years of overgrowth. Briars, vines, and brush make them impossible to access or maintain. We cut them back clean and open the property back up.

  • Hunting Lease Maintenance

    Clear lines of site. Easy access to your stand. Better habitat for wildlife. We clear overgrown leases to make your hunting experience more enjoyable.

Services offered

  • Forestry Mulching

  • Brush Removal

  • Sapling Clearing

  • Hunting Lease Maintenance

  • Site Preparation

  • Vegetation Management

  • ATV Trail Maintenance

  • Landscaping Prep

  • Wildfire Mitigation

  • Property Clearing

  • Erosion Control

About us

Caddo Land Works is a family-owned business deeply rooted in the Shreveport community, providing expert forestry mulching and land clearing services. Guided by strong values and faith, we offer honest, high-quality work using state-of-the-art equipment to transform overgrown properties into beautiful, usable spaces for homeowners, developers, and businesses alike. Our commitment to integrity and excellence ensures each project is handled with care and professionalism, making us a trusted partner in land management.

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Frequently asked questions

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Do I need to prepare my land before you arrive?

No major prep is needed, but clearing large debris (e.g., construction waste) or marking property lines helps us work efficiently. We’ll guide you on any specific prep during the estimate to ensure a smooth process.

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Do you remove debris?

Our forestry mulching process grinds vegetation into a natural mulch layer right on-site, reducing the need for debris removal in most cases. This eco-friendly method enriches the soil and supports healthy regrowth, reflecting our stewardship of God’s creation. However, if you prefer debris (e.g., large logs or non-vegetative waste) removed, we can haul it away for an additional fee based on volume and disposal costs. We’ll assess this during your free estimate and customize our service to meet your needs.

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How do I get in contact with you?

If you'd like to get scheduled in with us, please fill out our request form. Once we've received the details of what you're looking for, we'll reach out to discuss next steps.

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How do you estimate a job?

We provide free, no-obligation estimates tailored to your property’s needs. Our process starts with a site visit or detailed consultation (in-person or virtual) to assess the land’s size, vegetation density, and accessibility. We consider factors like invasive species, terrain, and your goals (e.g., clearing for pasture or development). Based on this, we calculate a fair price, typically charging by the acre or hour, depending on the job’s complexity. You’ll receive a clear, upfront quote, and we’re happy to answer any questions to ensure you’re comfortable before starting.

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How long does a mulching project take?

Project duration varies based on land size, vegetation density, and weather conditions. A typical 1-acre job with moderate brush takes 1–2 days, while larger or denser areas (e.g., 5+ acres with invasive species) may take 3–5 days. We’ll provide a timeline with your estimate and adjust as needed to meet your schedule.

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Is forestry mulching eco-friendly?

Yes! Our mulching process grinds vegetation into a natural mulch layer, reducing soil erosion, enriching the land, and eliminating the need for burning or hauling debris. It promotes healthy regrowth and aligns with our faith-driven stewardship of God’s creation.

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