Shred it Mulching Services LLC

06/05/2026

Plot field

05/21/2026

05/08/2026

Another cleanup completed. These massive brush piles are now gone and turned back into usable ground. Fast, efficient, and no burning needed. 🌲🔥➡️🌱

03/12/2026

After a hardwood logging job is finished, the work isn’t always done. Stumps, tops, and leftover debris can make land difficult to use and slow down future plans for the property.
One thing many people don’t realize is that the longer you wait after logging, the harder oak stumps become. As they dry and harden, they are tougher to break down and more time-consuming to remove. That’s why stump cleanup is best done shortly after the logging is completed.
At Shred It Mulching Services, we specialize in grinding down hardwood stumps, brush, and logging debris to leave your property clean and usable again.
If you’ve recently had hardwoods logged and want the site cleaned up the right way, feel free to reach out.

Shred It Mulching Services
Forestry Mulching • Land Clearing • Stump Cleanup

12/27/2025

Short daylight this time of year means early starts. Coffee on, machine warmed up, and ready to make the most of every winter hour.

12/10/2025

🚜❄️ Get Your Snowmobile Trails Ready! ❄️🚜

Don’t let overgrown brush slow your season. Shred It Mulching Services clears and preps trails fast and safe — ready for snow and riders!

📞 Book your trail maintenance now!
715 451-2503
[email protected]

11/29/2025

Today’s Office View ❄️

Maintenance day out here at Shred It Mulching Services.
Normally we clean the tracks out and blow the machine down before leaving a job site — but Mother Nature had other plans. With the winter storm rolling in, we had to get out of Dodge and focus on beating the weather.

Now that things have settled, it’s all about thawing out the equipment, cleaning everything up, and getting ready for the next project. Winter work sure keeps you on your toes.

11/21/2025

🦌 Wisconsin Rifle Season Starts Tomorrow — Stay Safe & Good Luck to Everyone! 🎯

Wishing all hunters heading into the woods a safe, successful, and enjoyable opener.
Stay aware, hunt smart, and good luck to everyone out there tomorrow morning!