Contour Land Management

02/05/2022

Springtime is just around the corner. Let us clean up around your place and beautify your property. Nothing like coming home to a new view. We do lawn care, land clearing, driveways and much more. Thanks for supporting small businesses!
Call John today at 254-396-7235
You’ll be glad you did!

11/09/2021

Get your yard looking good before the holidays get here.
Contour has great lawn care and landscaping services. Weekly, monthly or custom schedules are available.
254-396-7235

10/13/2021

Look at this beauty John found while clearing a client's property. Should have taken a before pic but we didn't know she was there. She was hiding under a bunch of water sucking cedars. They are good at that ya know?
She is breathing better and much happier and so is our client! Call us when you would like to find the beauty in your property.

10/12/2021

Call Contour Land Management for your land clearing needs.
We also do lawn care, flower beds, garden areas and minor trimming. Weekly, bi-weekly and monthly services available.

07/31/2021

Did this driveway in Whitney in one day. Call us for your Land clearing and driveway needs. 254-396-7235

07/31/2021

Driveway in Iredell Tx finished and looking good. Another happy customer. If your driveway needs help give us a call 254-396-7235

05/27/2020

If your property looks like this after cedar cutters, give us a call. We can help you out and make your outdoor area beautiful again.
John does a great clean up. 254-396-7235

01/29/2020

Contour Land Management is a family owned and operated business in Bosque County you can trust to improve the functionality and appearance of your land. We are fully insured with over 25 years of professional experience. We take great care as if each project were our own and get them done in a professional and timely manner. We will transform your property and your view, call or message us today for a free estimate.

•Land clearing
•Driveway/roadbase work
•Culvert install
•Brush clearing
•Cedar + Mesquite removal
•Underbrush clearing
•Site prep
•Fence row clearing
•Lot clearing
•Right-of-way clearing
•ATV and horse trails
•Hunting lease clearing/maintenance
•Ranch road maintenance
•Post-construction debris removal
•Skid steer work

*other service available upon request

01/20/2020

Call us today! 254-396-7235

Many hunters are at a loss for what to do until turkey season opens or it’s time to plant spring food plots. There's plenty to do now!

12/31/2019

Call us when you’re ready to rid your property of those pesky cedars. We can help!

By Marlboro Man. In last Saturday’s episode of Ree’s cooking show, I took the four boys (our boys and their two friends) to cut down cedar trees on the ranch. Cedar trees are considered a sco…

12/02/2019

Did you know that their are grants available to land owners for cedar and brush removal to help with water conservation? Here is an interesting read from the Texas Soil And Water Conservation Board’s website and an Important phone number to call to see if you qualify. Then give us a call for a free on site estimate.

Scarcity and competition for water have made sound water planning and management increasingly important. The demand for water in Texas is expected to increase by about 22%, to a demand of nearly 22M ac‐ft in 2060; while existing water supplies are projected to decrease by about 10%, to just over 15M ac‐ft. With Texas’ population expected to grow by 82% in the next 50 years, the availability of water supplies is essential for not only the Texans of today but also for those of tomorrow (2012 State Water Plan, Texas Water Development Board).

Noxious brush, detrimental to water conservation, has invaded millions of acres of rangeland and riparian areas in Texas, reducing or eliminating stream flow and aquifer recharge through interception of rainfall and increased evapotranspiration. Brush control has the potential to enhance water yield, conserve water lost to evapotranspiration, recharge groundwater and aquifers, enhance spring and stream flows, improve soil health, restore native wildlife habitat by improving rangeland, improve livestock grazing distribution, protect water quality and reduce soil erosion, aid in wildfire suppression by reducing hazardous fuels, and manage invasive species.

In order to help meet the State’s critical water conservation needs and ensure availability of public water supplies, in 2011 the 82nd Texas Legislature established the Water Supply Enhancement Program (WSEP) administered by the TSSWCB, with the purpose of increasing available surface and ground water through the targeted control of brush species that are detrimental to water conservation (e.g., juniper, mesquite, saltcedar).

Water Supply Enhancement Program Office
(325) 481-0335