Manor sits on some of the most beautiful—and stubbornly overgrown—property in Central Texas. If you’ve got land out near Presidential Glen, around Old 290, or anywhere along the Colorado River corridor, you know exactly what we’re talking about. Cedar elm, mesquite, retama, prickly pear, and that relentless brush that seems to grow back the minute you turn around. Whether you’re preparing a lot for new construction, cleaning up after a storm, clearing a fence line, or just reclaiming your backyard from years of overgrowth, K9 Junk Removal & Hauling is who Manor homeowners and small contractors call for brush removal in Manor, TX.
We’re not a massive corporate crew. We’re a family-owned business built from the ground up since 2021, and we handle brush clearing the same way we handle everything else—carefully, completely, and without leaving you guessing. We haul everything off-site, leave your property cleaner than we found it, and we’re fully insured with both liability and workers comp, which matters when chainsaws and heavy equipment are involved.
Why homeowners and contractors in Manor call K9 for brush removal
Manor isn’t just growing in population—it’s growing in wild vegetation. The properties here, especially outside the newer subdivisions like ShadowGlen or Presidential Meadows, tend to come with dense native brush that hasn’t been touched in years. Add in Texas weather extremes and inconsistent rain patterns, and you get explosive growth cycles that can turn a manageable clearing job into a full-blown land restoration project.
We work with homeowners who just bought acreage and need it cleared before they can build or fence. We work with contractors prepping sites who need someone who shows up on time and doesn’t disappear halfway through. And we work with families who inherited property that’s been neglected and now looks more like a wildlife refuge than a yard. Whatever the situation, we don’t say no to anything. If it’s growing and you need it gone, we’ll handle it.
Our brush removal Manor TX service is also available evenings and weekends, which is a game-changer if you’re managing a project around your day job or trying to coordinate with other trades. You’re not waiting two weeks for a callback—we get back to you fast and usually get you on the schedule within a few days.
What’s included in our brush removal service
This isn’t just someone with a trailer and a chainsaw. Brush removal done right means clearing, cutting, hauling, and disposal—and we handle every step:
- Hand-cutting and chainsaw work for dense mesquite, cedar, oak saplings, and tangled undergrowth
- Stump grinding or removal when stumps are part of the scope (we coordinate this or handle it ourselves depending on size)
- Bramble and vine clearing—dewberry, poison ivy, greenbrier—the stuff that fights back
- Cactus and prickly pear removal, which is its own kind of battle in Manor
- Debris hauling and disposal at the appropriate facilities—we don’t dump illegally or leave piles on your property
- Fence line and easement clearing so you can actually see your property lines again
- Post-clearing cleanup so your land is ready for the next step, whether that’s grading, building, or planting
If you’re a contractor working on a new build in one of the developments popping up east of Town Center Drive, we can coordinate with your schedule and stay out of the way of other crews. If you’re a homeowner tackling a DIY project and just need the heavy clearing done first, we’ll knock that out and leave the rest to you.
How the process works
We keep this simple, because brush removal projects can get complicated fast if there’s no clear plan:
- Walk the property. You show us what needs to go. We talk through access, whether we need to protect certain trees or structures, and any site-specific concerns like septic lines or buried utilities.
- Confirm the scope and timing. We give you a straightforward quote based on density, acreage, and what equipment we’ll need. No hidden fees, no surprises.
- Clear and cut. We bring the right crew and tools—chainsaws, brush cutters, sometimes a small excavator if roots and stumps are part of the job.
- Haul it all. Everything gets loaded and taken to the proper disposal site. You won’t have burn piles sitting around waiting for a county permit.
- Final walkthrough. We make sure you’re happy with how it looks and that we didn’t miss anything.
Most residential jobs in Manor take one to three days depending on size and density. Larger acreage or commercial site prep can take longer, but we’ll lay that out upfront so you can plan accordingly.
Manor-specific considerations for brush removal
Manor is in Travis County, and while brush clearing itself doesn’t always require a permit, there are a few things worth knowing before you start:
- Burn bans are common. A lot of folks think they’ll just burn the brush, but Travis County regularly has burn bans in place, especially in summer and early fall. We haul everything, so you’re not stuck waiting months for a safe burn window.
- Floodplain and watershed rules. Parts of Manor near Gilleland Creek or other drainage areas have stricter environmental rules. We’re familiar with what you can and can’t clear near waterways.
- HOA restrictions. Some of the newer neighborhoods have covenants about tree removal and land alteration. If you’re inside city limits or in a managed community, double-check before we start—we can work with those guidelines.
- Disposal logistics. Manor doesn’t have its own brush recycling center, so we haul to facilities in the greater Austin area that handle green waste properly. That’s part of what we manage for you.
If you’re not sure about permits or restrictions, we’re happy to talk through it. We’ve worked enough projects in Manor to know what usually applies and where you might need to check with the county or your HOA first.
Why we’re the trusted brush removal choice in Manor
K9 Junk Removal & Hauling was started in 2021 by Jean Guizzetti, a Venezuelan immigrant who built this business with her own two hands and a commitment to doing things the right way. We’re not a franchise. We’re not a national chain. We’re a local, family-owned operation that shows up when we say we will, does the work carefully, and treats your property like it’s our own.
We’re fully insured—both liability and workers compensation—which is critical when heavy equipment and power tools are involved. If you’re a contractor, that insurance matters for your site safety and your own liability. If you’re a homeowner, it means you’re protected if something goes wrong.
We’re also available evenings and weekends, because we know life doesn’t stop at 5 p.m. Whether you’re managing a construction timeline or just want to be there while we work, we’ll make it happen.
And here’s the thing: we’re not the cheapest option in Manor. But we’re the one you call when you want the job done right, done completely, and done without having to babysit or follow up three times. We guide you through the process even if it means recommending something that makes us less money. That’s how we’ve built this business, and it’s how we’ll treat your project.
If you’ve got overgrown land, a fence line that’s disappeared into the brush, or a site that needs clearing before the next phase, let’s talk. Call (737) 900-9626 and we’ll walk your property, answer your questions, and give you a clear plan. Or tell us about your project at k9junkandhauling.com.