Call Us: 828-606-9102 (Office); 828-606-1900 (Field)
Where we work in western north carolina
Mountain Folk Land Clearing is a family-owned company based in Weaverville, just north of Asheville. We clear land, mulch overgrown acreage, repair driveways, and prep homesites across ten mountain and foothill counties, on some of the steepest, rockiest ground in the state.
We started after Hurricane Helene, clearing storm damage for our neighbors, and we still work the same roads and hollows today. If you don't see your town listed, call us at 828-606-9102. If we can get our equipment to you, we'll talk it through.
From our home base in Weaverville we reach most of Buncombe County quickly, whether it's a steep homesite in Woodfin, an overgrown lot in Leicester, or a washed-out gravel driveway in Barnardsville.
Towns and communities: Weaverville, Asheville, Woodfin, Black Mountain, Montreat, Biltmore Forest, Alexander, Arden, Barnardsville, Big Ivy, Candler, Enka, Fairview, Jupiter, Leicester, Ridgecrest, Skyland, Swannanoa
Madison County is just up the road from us. Steep hollows, creek-side parcels, and long gravel drives make forestry mulching and driveway work some of our most common jobs here.
Towns and communities:
Marshall, Mars Hill, Hot Springs, Walnut, Spring Creek, Shelton Laurel, Sandy Mush
High-elevation land around Burnsville and the Black Mountains, where clearing means working on real slopes and planning for erosion from day one.
Towns and communities:
Burnsville, Micaville, Celo, Bald Creek, Pensacola, Cane River, Green Mountain
Ridge-top and mountainside properties around Spruce Pine and Bakersville, including homesites and overgrown land still recovering from Helene.
Towns and communities:
Spruce Pine, Bakersville, Little Switzerland, Relief, Buladean, Ledger
From Marion and Old Fort to the Lake James area, McDowell County ranges from foothill acreage to steep wooded lots along the Blue Ridge escarpment.
Towns and communities:
Marion, Old Fort, Little Switzerland, Nebo, Pleasant Gardens, Lake James area
Foothill land around Morganton and Valdese, plus the higher ground toward Jonas Ridge and Linville Falls. We take on larger clearing and mulching projects here, where the drive makes sense for the job.
Towns and communities: Morganton, Valdese, Drexel, Glen Alpine, Hildebran, Rutherford College, Connelly Springs, Jonas Ridge, Linville Falls area
Steep mountainside lots and pasture land from Canton to Maggie Valley, where view clearing and homesite prep are regular requests.
Towns and communities: Waynesville, Canton, Clyde, Maggie Valley, Lake Junaluska, Bethel, Cruso, Fines Creek, Jonathan Creek
Rolling acreage, old orchard land, and wooded homesites from Fletcher to Flat Rock, plus the steep ground up toward Edneyville and Bat Cave.
Towns and communities: Hendersonville, Fletcher, Mills River, Laurel Park, Flat Rock, Etowah, Horse Shoe, Edneyville, Mountain Home, Bat Cave, Gerton
Wooded lots and mountain homesites around Brevard and the edges of Pisgah National Forest.
Towns and communities:
Brevard, Rosman, Pisgah Forest, Cedar Mountain, Lake Toxaway
From the foothills around Rutherfordton and Forest City to steep lake and gorge property at Lake Lure and Chimney Rock, including land still being cleared after Helene.
Towns and communities: Rutherfordton, Spindale, Forest City, Lake Lure, Chimney Rock, Ruth, Bostic, Ellenboro, Union Mills, Green Hill
From the high plateau around Cashiers, Sapphire and Glenville to the valleys around Sylva and Cullowhee, Jackson County means steep, heavily wooded lots, many of them mountain and second-home properties that need clearing, view work, or driveway access.
Towns and communities:
Sylva, Dillsboro, Webster, Forest Hills, Cashiers, Sapphire, Glenville, Cullowhee, Tuckasegee, Whittier, Balsam
Don't see your town?
Mountain Folk Land Clearing is a family-owned company based in Weaverville, just north of Asheville. We clear land, mulch overgrown acreage, repair driveways, and prep homesites across ten mountain and foothill counties, on some of the steepest, rockiest ground in the state.
We started after Hurricane Helene, clearing storm damage for our neighbors, and we still work the same roads and hollows today. If you don't see your town listed, call us at 828-606-9102. If we can get our equipment to you, we'll talk it through.