Iron Steer Land Services does land clearing around Laredo and across the South Texas brush country. The company is owned by Ryan Abdallah, who chose the name Iron Steer. Our logo shows an iron longhorn on tracks with the Texas flag on its side.
Our skid steer clears brush by forestry mulching. The mulching head turns mesquite, blackbrush, whitebrush and prickly pear into mulch on the spot. Where the regrowth has to stop, the rippers root plow the ground. The trencher cuts trenches for water and electric lines, and the auger drills post holes for ranch fences.
We work for ranch owners and for owners of lots and acreage near the towns. On hunting ranches, we cut and re-open senderos for feeders and stands. We also do the brush management behind a wildlife exemption or an ag valuation. Oil and gas operators can add us as an extra machine for pipeline right of way clearing.
Our service area reaches about 100 miles around Laredo, with towns like Eagle Pass, Cotulla, Zapata and Alice inside it. Call or text (956) 206-3992 about your land. We put the quote in writing after we see the land or your photos.
Serving Laredo and the Brush Country Mark the oaks, mottes, fences and hunting stands you want kept before the work starts. We clear the brush around them.
Post holes go in at the spacing and depth your fence builder gives. Trenches follow the route your plumber or electrician marks.
A wildlife management plan or an NRCS contract sets the acres and the pattern. We clear the brush to match it.
The skid steer runs a forestry mulching head, a trencher, an auger and rippers. The brush work and the dig work after it can come from one company.
The brush we clear stays on the land as a layer of mulch over the soil. Where regrowth has to stop, the rippers root plow the lane.
We look at the land first, or at the photos you text us. Then the quote comes to you in writing, with the work spelled out.
Laredo sits at the center of our service area. We work about 100 miles around it, from the border up to the edge of the Hill Country.
From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (956) 206-3992 and tell us where the land is and what it needs. Photos of the brush help.
We look at the land in person or in your photos. You show us what stays and what goes.
The quote comes to you in writing, with the work spelled out. Once you say yes, we set a date.
We trailer the skid steer to the property. The mulching head grinds the brush, and the rippers root plow any lane that has to stay open. Trench and post hole jobs get the trencher or the auger.
The mulch stays on the ground as cover, around the oaks and mottes you kept. On trench jobs, we backfill after the line is in when the quote includes it.
Tell us where the property is and the work it needs, and send photos if you have them. Call or text (956) 206-3992 or use the form, and we will get back to you.
Tell us about the land and the work it needs. We look at the land or your photos of it, then put the quote in writing.
