Heavy, wet snow does a number on overgrown driveways and farm lanes. Branches bow down, brush leans in, and by January the lane you drive every day is a tunnel too tight for a plow or a delivery truck. Early October is the time to fix it, before the leaves drop and the ground firms up or freezes.

At TonyX Services, we help Central New York landowners open up access before winter with brush hogging and land clearing.

What to Cut Back

• Edge brush — saplings and shrubs crowding the shoulder get pushed into the lane by plow snow.
• Low overhead limbs — snow-loaded branches sag several feet. Plan for extra clearance.
• Turnarounds and pull-offs — plow drivers and emergency vehicles need room to swing.
• Culvert and ditch edges — keep brush out so meltwater can drain in spring.

Why Do It Now

Dry fall ground means less rutting, and once snow flies, clearing work stops until spring. Cutting now also means you can see your lane’s edges when the plow comes through, which protects your property and your plow guy’s equipment.

Haul It Away

We can leave cut material mulched on site or take it with our hauling service on a 25′ deck-over trailer. If ruts or low spots need attention, our backhoe work can regrade them before freeze-up.

Flat-Rate Quotes

Every job is flat-rate, never hourly. We look at your lane, tell you what it takes, and you know the price before we start.

Get Your Lane Ready

Call TonyX Services at (585) 669-6920 or request a free quote. We serve Wayne, Cayuga, Seneca, Oswego, Monroe, and Onondaga counties.