Estate and Land Management · PA & DE
Overgrown land,
put back to work.
Pennsylvania & all other areas(484) 486-7272Delaware(302) 497-5263
BeforeFinished road coming soon
Four divisions. One standard.
1.Equestrian & Hunt Country
Turnout-safe pasture, paddock edges, fence lines and riding trails. Multiflora rose and briar taken back with no stobs, no wire and no burn piles.
Enter the Equestrian division
2.Coastal & Phragmites Management
Phragmites management and shoreline habitat work on a multi-year treat-and-clear program, run with low-ground-pressure equipment on waterfront ground in Sussex County and along the Inland Bays and Delaware Bay.
Enter the Coastal division
3.Estates & Conservation Properties
Drives, lanes, building envelopes and long-neglected woodland, cleared mulch-first with specimen trees left standing and merchantable timber decked for the owner.
Enter the Estates division
4.Municipal & Institutional
Corridors, rights-of-way and storm response for public and institutional ground: corridors, rights-of-way and storm response, written up and documented from the air.
Enter the Municipal divisionThe ground, then the result.
The work
Brush, saplings and small stems are mulched in place as a soil-holding layer. Nothing is burned. Merchantable timber is decked on the property for the owner.
Paddocks and fence lines in hunt country, seen from our drone.
Meet Waylon.
Waylon is real. He is our white Lab, and he comes to work every day. Heavy equipment does not faze him in the least. Book a site walk and you will probably get to meet him.
Huntly Land Co. is a forestry mulching and land management company based in the Brandywine Valley, in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. It handles forestry mulching, land clearing, farm lanes and riding trails, pasture reclamation, Phragmites management and storm cleanup across Chester County, Delaware County, northern Delaware and Sussex County, Delaware.
Cat 285XE, with the full forestry package.
The 285XE compact track loader is the highest-flow, highest-pressure machine in Cat’s track-loader line, running drum mulchers at full output. Low ground pressure protects turf, paddocks and soft fields.
Drum mulchers
Dedicated heads reduce brush, saplings and small trees to a soil-holding mulch layer in place. No burn piles, no root balls, no haul-off.
Brush cutters
Industrial brush cutters take multiflora rose, autumn olive and briar standing.
Grapples
Grapples move timber and storm debris and deck merchantable logs for the owner.
How a job runs
Send the ground
Two or three photographs, a dropped pin and rough acreage by email. That is enough to start.
Walk it, then propose it
A private site walk, usually inside the same week, then one written proposal covering scope, finish standard, schedule and investment. The walk carries no obligation and no charge inside the service region.
Confirm and cut
The date is confirmed before mobilization. Equipment arrives once, the work runs, and a final walkthrough closes the job. Projects are photographed from the air where the site allows, before, during and after.
Service area
The Brandywine Valley first, then Chester County and southeastern Pennsylvania, northern Delaware, and Sussex County, Delaware (Inland Bays and Delaware Bay shoreline). Delaware County, PA and Kent County, DE are also inside the region. If a property sits just past that line, ask; travel is usually the smallest figure on the proposal.
Pennsylvania
Unionville, West Marlborough, Kennett Square, West Chester, Chadds Ford, Landenberg, Newlin, Pocopson, East Marlborough, Glen Mills, Media, Concord
Delaware
Greenville, Centreville, Montchanin, Yorklyn, Hockessin, Newark, Middletown, Dover, Smyrna, Milford
Asked & answered
Where do you work?
The Brandywine Valley first, then Chester County and southeastern Pennsylvania, northern Delaware, and Sussex County, Delaware. Delaware County, PA and Kent County, DE are also inside the region.
How quickly can you come out?
Send two or three photographs, a dropped pin and rough acreage. We arrange a private walk of the ground, usually inside the same week. The written proposal follows the walk, and the date is confirmed before mobilization. Storm and emergency cleanup is on call 24/7.
How is the work priced?
Every property is assessed on its own ground rather than against a published table. After a private site walk you receive one written proposal covering scope, finish standard, resource plan, stewardship measures, schedule and investment. The walk carries no obligation and no charge inside the service region.
What shapes the investment?
Density and stem size, ground and terrain, access and staging, finish standard, resource plan, stewardship and schedule. Haul-off of non-organic debris, stump grinding below grade, engineered fill, gravel, permits and licensed applications are quoted as separate visible lines.
Do you work on horse farms?
Yes. Equestrian properties are the center of the practice. We take back woody invasion, grind multiflora rose and briar, and finish to a turnout-safe surface with no stobs, no wire and no burn piles, including fence lines, paddock edges and riding trails.
What happens to the timber you take down?
Brush, tops and small stems are mulched in place as a soil-holding layer. Merchantable timber is decked on the property for the owner, at the road end on corridor and lane work, so the value stays where it grew.
Town pages
Communities we cover, not a list of completed projects. All counties and towns.
Terms defined
Drum mulchers, ground pressure, Phragmites, conservation easements, erosion and sediment plans: the words used on this site, defined in plain language. Terms and definitions.
Send us the details.
hello@huntlyland.comSend the town, rough acreage and two or three photographs. We reply by email with site-walk times, and a written scope follows the walk.
Office hours Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. On call 24/7 for storm and emergency cleanup. If anyone is in danger, call 911 first.