The Beaver Creek acreage gone to alder and salal. The Sproat Lake lot waiting on a build. The pasture the bush took back. A local operator who knows Alberni Valley ground clears it and leaves it ready to build, farm, or plant — free on-site quote first.
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Your neighbours in the valley
Port Alberni sits at the head of the Alberni Inlet, ringed by mountains and heavy coastal forest, with rural acreage and farmland spreading out through Beaver Creek and Cherry Creek. Clearing here means reclaiming overgrown parcels and pasture, prepping building lots out of the timber, and thinning fuel around homes that back onto the bush. Timberline connects you with experienced local operators who know Alberni Valley terrain, its rivers and rules, and how to leave your property ready for what's next.
From single overgrown lots to multi-acre parcels — one crew, one quote, no surprises.
Full clearing and prep so your builder can start on a clean, workable site.
We grind brush and small trees in place — no burn piles, no haul-away, instant ground cover.
Blackberry, broom, salal, and alder regrowth cleared back to usable land.
Selective tree removal and stump grinding as part of the same job.
Every Comox Valley property has its own reason. These are the jobs we see most around town.
Valley lots often need clearing before a build. We open the footprint and driveway line from Beaver Creek to the Sproat Lake shore.
Alberni Valley farmland grows back fast. We push back alder, salal, and broom so acreage and ALR parcels earn their keep again.
The valley bakes in summer and homes sit against the forest. FireSmart thinning and fuel removal around structures buys real protection.
Open up lake and mountain views around Sproat and Great Central Lake, and turn scrub into lawn, garden, or pasture.
Local knowledge
Alberni Valley lots run to big Douglas fir, western red cedar, and western hemlock, with big-leaf maple and heavy salal, alder, and broom on cleared ground. This is heavy coastal growth, and we handle dense stands and brushy reclamation alike, mulched in place or hauled — your call.
The valley floor at the head of the inlet is flat farmland and forest, rising fast to steep, timbered slopes and the lakeshores of Sproat and Great Central. Wet-coast ground is a real factor, so we plan machine access and timing so your soil isn’t left rutted.
The City of Port Alberni has tree and development permit rules, and the Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District covers rural land. Riparian setbacks near the Somass and Stamp rivers are a real consideration — these are prime salmon water — and ALR farmland in Beaver Creek and Cherry Creek can apply too. We flag what affects your property before work starts.
Four steps from overgrown to ready — no deposits, no surprises on the invoice.
We walk the property with you, talk through options, and give a firm number.
We book a window that suits you — and the ground conditions.
Right-sized machines for your lot, operated by people who do this every day.
Mulched, cleaned, and ready for the excavator, the seed drill, or the housewarming.
Tell us about the job and we'll come take a look — no cost, no pressure, just an honest quote from someone local.
Licensed & insured · Free on-site quotes · Comox Valley based
We clear lots and acreage across Port Alberni and the wider the Alberni Valley — from Beaver Creek and Cherry Creek to Sproat Lake, Great Central Lake, and China Creek. If you’ve got ground to clear, we can likely get a machine to it.
Also need a stump out in town? See Stump Grinding in Port Alberni.
It depends on tree density, terrain, and access — most acreage jobs in the valley land between $2,000 and $6,000 per acre, with heavy coastal timber at the higher end. The free on-site quote gives you a firm number, not a range.
A brushy half-acre is often a one-day job; a treed multi-acre parcel of heavy coastal growth can run several days. We’ll give you a timeline with the quote.
Either. Forestry mulching grinds everything into ground cover on the spot — usually the cheaper option. If you want it gone, we chip and haul instead.
Often, yes. The City of Port Alberni and the Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District have rules — riparian setbacks near the Somass and Stamp salmon rivers, ALR land in Beaver Creek and Cherry Creek, and development permit areas can all require sign-off. We’ll tell you what applies before any work starts.
Late summer through fall, when the valley ground is driest and machines leave the least impact. Well-drained lots can be worked through winter — we’ll assess that at the quote.