St. Croix County’s Hometown Land Clearing Contractor
St. Croix County is one of Wisconsin’s fastest-growing counties — a blend of productive farmland, scenic river corridors, and rapidly expanding residential communities. From the St. Croix River bluffs in the east to the rolling agricultural heartland in the west, land clearing needs are diverse and constant.
As a New Richmond-based company, Aspen Land Management knows St. Croix County inside and out. We serve every municipality and rural township in the county with same-day response and professional-grade equipment.
Our Services in St. Croix County
Forestry Mulching
County-wide single-pass clearing for St. Croix County woodlots, overgrown fields, and rural parcels — from New Richmond to Hudson to River Falls.
St. Croix River Buffer Management
Remove invasive species and restore native buffers along the St. Croix River corridor throughout eastern St. Croix County.
Agricultural Land Clearing
Reclaim St. Croix County farm fields, fence lines, and pastures from woody encroachment across the county’s agricultural areas.
Invasive Species Control
Address buckthorn, box elder, and other invasives before they spread further across St. Croix County’s farms and woodlands.
Rural Development Site Prep
Prepare rural St. Croix County parcels for residential development, farm buildings, and recreational use with complete brush clearing.
Municipal & Right-of-Way Clearing
Serve St. Croix County municipalities, townships, and road corridors with professional land clearing services.
Pricing Near St. Croix County
Most St. Croix County-area projects run $150–$300/acre. Every quote is free.
How It Works
Free Site Consultation
We visit, assess, and provide a written estimate at no charge.
Scheduled Mobilization
Our crew mobilizes to your St. Croix County-area site — often within days.
Clean Results
Mulching completed in one pass. No debris, no haul-away.
FAQ – St. Croix County
Do you serve all of St. Croix County?
Yes — we serve every township and municipality in St. Croix County, including New Richmond, Hudson, River Falls, Somerset, Baldwin, Hammond, Roberts, Woodville, Spring Valley, and all rural townships.
As a local company, how quickly can you respond in St. Croix County?
We are based in New Richmond and typically respond to St. Croix County project inquiries within 24 hours, with on-site estimates within the same week.
Do you work with St. Croix County municipalities on public lands?
Yes — we are SAM.gov registered and experienced working with county agencies, townships, and municipalities on public land clearing projects.
Communities Near St. Croix County
Serving all of St. Croix County and neighboring Polk, Pierce, Washington, and Chisago Counties from our New Richmond headquarters.
Grant Programs for St. Croix County Landowners
SAM.gov-registered (UEI: TD2VF7T63PX6 · DUNS: 14-502-1173). We partner with county, state, and federal agencies to maximize your conservation funding. Click any grant card to learn more.
Wisconsin Managed Forest Law (MFL)
Reduce property taxes by up to 95% on enrolled woodland. St. Croix County owners with 10+ acres can enroll — we perform required forestry work.
→ Calculate Tax Savings →
USDA EQIP Cost-Share
$1,200–$2,500/acre for brush management & riparian buffers. St. Croix River watershed priority funding through NRCS 2026.
→ See 2026 Rates →
WI Forest Landowner Grant (FLGP)
Up to $10,000 for St. Croix County private forest landowners — invasive removal, stand improvement & riparian buffer prep.
→ Apply for FLGP →
USDA Conservation Stewardship (CSP)
Annual payments of $8–$18/acre over 5-year contracts for St. Croix County agricultural producers expanding conservation & woodland management.
→ Check CSP Eligibility →
St. Croix County Forestry Cost-Share
Local 40–75% cost-share on approved forestry practices — first-come, first-served by your St. Croix County DNR County Forester.
→ Find Your County Program →
Great Lakes Restoration Initiative
$25K–$500K federal restoration grants for St. Croix River watershed riparian restoration, invasive control & habitat improvement.
→ Is Your Land a Priority? →
Full grant documentation: GPS-mapped acreage, before/after photos, species records & completion certifications.