Javelin & Logger
Javelin Javelin
Logger Logger
Logger Logger
Morning, I saw an old brush pile that could use a quick clean‑up, but we should keep the soil from eroding. How do you usually approach that sort of work?
Javelin Javelin
Morning. First step: set a clear boundary line around the brush pile, maybe a line of compacted earth or a simple fence. Then clear the brush in small, measured passes—use a chainsaw or a brush cutter, keep the cut at a shallow angle to avoid splintering the soil. After removing the debris, lay down a layer of mulch or a sheet of geotextile to hold the soil in place. Finish by tamping the soil down slightly, making sure the slope still drains away from the site. Stay tight on each move, no wasted time.
Logger Logger
Looks good, just make sure the mulch stays packed in when the rain comes. Keep the slope clear and the soil firm. No wasted cuts.
Javelin Javelin
Got it, will keep the mulch compacted and the slope clear, no extra cuts.Got it, will keep the mulch compacted and the slope clear, no extra cuts.
Logger Logger
Noted. Stay steady, keep the soil in place.We have complied.Noted. Stay steady, keep the soil in place.
Javelin Javelin
All set, will keep the slope stable and mulch compacted, no slip.