
BURRIS EXCAVATION · SERVING GALLATIN, TN
Land Clearing in Gallatin, TN
Burris Excavation clears land and brush in Gallatin and across Sumner County, then grades and preps the ground for what comes next. Call or text Jamey for a free quote.
LAND CLEARING IN GALLATIN, TN
Gallatin is the county seat of Sumner County, which is part of the area Burris Excavation serves along with Lebanon, Watertown and Wilson County. We clear overgrown lots and wooded land, cut back brush, and then grade, put in driveways and fix drainage.
WHAT WE DO
Our Services in Gallatin
Six services, one local company to call. Land clearing is our main focus.

Land Clearing
Clearing trees, brush and overgrowth so your land is ready to build on, farm or use.
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Brush Clearing
Cutting back overgrown brush and undergrowth so you can see and use your property again.
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Driveways & Gravel
New gravel driveways and parking pads, plus driveway grading and repair.
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Grading & Site Prep
Grading, building pads and backfilling to get a site ready for what comes next.
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Demolition
Tearing out old fences and structures you don’t want anymore.
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Drainage
Downspout drains, drainage fixes and sewer line repair.
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RECENT PROJECTS
Recent Jobs
Recent Burris Excavation jobs from around Middle Tennessee.
FAQ
Common Questions
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Do You Clear Land in Gallatin?
Yes. Gallatin and Sumner County are part of the regular Burris Excavation service area, along with Lebanon, Watertown and Wilson County. Call or text (615) 533-4386 to check your address.
How Do I Get a Land Clearing Quote in Gallatin?
Call or text (615) 533-4386, or use the form on this page. Texting photos of the land is the fastest way to start. Quotes are free.
Can I Text Photos Instead of Calling?
Yes. (615) 533-4386 takes texts. Send photos of the land or the problem area. It’s the fastest way to get a quote started.
How Much Does Land Clearing Cost?
Every job is priced after we see the land or photos of it. Lot size, how thick the trees and brush are, access, and what happens to the debris set the price. Quotes are free, and texting photos is the fastest way to get one.
