Wallace Brush Control, LLC

12/19/2023

With the weather cooling down, plan your last few mows for the winter. Our team can help prep your land to ensure its health for spring.

09/12/2023

08/28/2023

Make sure you and your family are prepared for the upcoming storm. Stay safe and stay alert!

This emergency preparedness insert went out in the June issue of The Wakulla Sun Monthly. If you no longer have the physical copy take a screenshot or save it to your device as a part of your preparation for this storm.

08/24/2023

FAQ of the Week

Q: How often should I have my field cut?

A: Flower-rich areas should be cut every four to six weeks, and long grass areas once or twice a season.

08/21/2023

08/17/2023

FAQ of the Week:

Q: Are the blades on a brush tractor any different from a traditional lawnmower? Or are they just larger?

A: The blades on a brush tractor are not rigidly attached like a traditional lawnmower, but instead are attached by hinges. This way, if the blade hits a rock or stump, it can bounce backward or inward without damage.

08/09/2023

This is what eight months of growth looks like! This one acre bushhogging job took two hours as it was a clear cut, and included tree removal.

08/02/2023

Don't let the current heat index get you! Call our team to take care of your brush and field mowing needs. Our enclosed, A/C controlled tractor is perfect for this weather ☀️

07/27/2023

FAQ of the Week

Q: Why does a tractor mow brush and large grassy areas better than a traditional mower?

A: Tractors offer more stability and maneuverability which is helpful for uneven and mixed landscapes. They can also cover more ground in less time than a traditional mower.