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Land clearing in Navarre starts with sand, slash pine and palmetto. Almost every parcel here began that way, and plenty still are: wooded lots waiting on builders, back acreage gone to thicket, new places whose land came bigger than the owner's equipment. Clearview Contracting Solutions clears Navarre lots and acreage to what the plan needs, from a clean building footprint to open, mowable ground.
The method follows the goal. Where a house, shop or drive is going in, the footprint gets cleared and grubbed, roots out, so nothing rots under the pad. Where the goal is usable land, the growth is mulched in place and the pines you flag stay standing. Both run off the same equipment: skid steers with mulcher heads, root grapples and mini excavators. The full service is on our land clearing service page.
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Navarre's signature parcel is the flatwoods lot: sandy ground, tall slash pines worth keeping, and a palmetto and gallberry understory that makes the land unwalkable. The understory grinds into ground cover, the pines you want stay, and the lot goes from thicket to open in a day or two.
When a build is coming we take the footprint further. Trees come down and out, roots get grappled up, and the pad area is left clean to the plan. Rough grade gets set to drain, which matters on flatwoods ground that already sits close to wet in a rainy summer. The rest of the lot stays mulched and natural, so the finished house sits in trees.
Navarre has spent two decades turning pine woods into neighborhoods, and the frontier is still moving. It runs up Highway 87, out East Bay Boulevard, and back into the flatwoods toward Holley. Lots along those corridors come to us at every stage: bought and unseen, surveyed and waiting, or half cleared by a previous owner and grown back.
Off the main corridors there is still real acreage. Tracts toward Holley and East Bay where owners want back land opened, trails cut, and a maintained break where the flatwoods run up to structures. We clear the whole tract or the part you use, and we can keep it open afterward with scheduled brush hogging.
A cleared Navarre lot is rarely finished at ground level. Stumps left behind get ground below grade before grass or a fence goes in. Where the drive meets the road, a gravel drive and culvert keep the entrance solid through the wet months. All of it runs off one estimate.
Navarre ZIP code 32566 covers the sound side and Navarre Beach alike, and we work both. Tight access and established neighbors are normal conditions for our machines. Jobs on the Milton and Pace side of Santa Rosa County run the same way; see clearing land in Pace for that end of the county.
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Based in Jay, working Santa Rosa, Escambia and Okaloosa Counties every week. You deal with the people who run the machines — not a call center, not a broker.
Skid steers with forestry mulcher heads, root grapples, mini excavators and stand-on machines — real iron, sized right for residential and acreage work.
We walk the property, talk through what you actually need, and hand you a straight number. No phone guessing, no upsells, no surprises on the invoice.
We show up when we said, do the work we quoted, and leave the property clean. Quality workmanship on every job — the reviews say it because it is true.
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Read more →Overgrown lot, fence line gone wild, hunting land that needs trails and plots, a stump that has been there too long? Call or send the form — we will walk the property with you and hand you a free estimate with a straight number.
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