Serving homeowners and landowners near Fourth Creek, throughout growing subdivisions like Heritage Hall, and across Statesville and Iredell County.
Jenkins All Terrain offers the full range of land clearing, grading, and site work services to homeowners and landowners throughout Statesville. Every service below is available on residential properties across town and the surrounding area.
Whether you’re clearing a wooded lot for a new home site or opening up overgrown pasture land, Jenkins All Terrain provides full-scale land clearing services throughout the China Grove and Landis area. Mason handles everything from brush and underbrush removal to complete pasture and farmland clearing, leaving your property ready for what’s next. Every job is quoted with a free, honest estimate — no surprise costs.
Forestry mulching is one of Jenkins All Terrain’s most requested services — it clears brush, small trees, and undergrowth in a single pass while leaving behind a protective layer of mulch instead of debris piles. It’s an efficient, lower-impact way to open up land, cut trails, or clear fence lines without the mess of traditional clearing. Most residential forestry mulching jobs are completed in just one to three days.
From leveling a building site to correcting drainage issues, Jenkins All Terrain provides precise grading services for residential properties throughout the region. Mason grades driveways, building pads, and yards to make sure water flows away from your home and your land is ready to build on. Every grading job starts with a walk-through and a clear, upfront estimate.
Jenkins All Terrain handles excavation work for trenching, utility lines, foundations, footings, and drainage or pond digging. With the right equipment and years of hands-on experience, Mason gets excavation projects done efficiently and correctly the first time. This is one of the fastest-growing service categories in the region, and Jenkins All Terrain is ready to take on more of these projects.
Whether you need a brand-new gravel driveway installed or an existing one repaired and regraded, Jenkins All Terrain has the equipment to get it done right. Mason also installs culverts and drainage pipe to keep your driveway from washing out after heavy rain. It’s another way Jenkins All Terrain delivers true turnkey site work for residential property owners.
Building a new home or outbuilding? Jenkins All Terrain provides complete turnkey site work — from clearing and grading to driveway and utility rough-in — so you have one contractor handling the whole site instead of juggling multiple crews. Mason coordinates every step to prep your property for construction. It’s the same one-stop approach that’s earned the business 37 five-star reviews.
Jenkins All Terrain handles stump grinding and removal directly, and works closely with a trusted local tree care partner for tree removal and storm damage cleanup — so you get one call for both. Mason and his partner refer work back and forth, meaning an experienced specialist handles every part of the job. Whether it’s an old stump left behind or storm debris that needs to go, this team has you covered.
Overgrown fields, pastures, and trails need regular bush hogging to stay usable, and Jenkins All Terrain provides that service throughout the China Grove and Landis area. Mason mows down heavy brush and tall grass that a standard mower can’t handle, restoring access to fields, right-of-ways, and trails. It’s a fast, affordable way to reclaim land that’s gotten away from you.
Jenkins All Terrain hauls gravel, stone, topsoil, and fill dirt to and from job sites throughout the region, and removes debris and spoil left over from clearing or excavation work. Whether you need material delivered for a driveway or grading project or unwanted material hauled away, Mason has the equipment to move it. Materials hauling is often paired with grading, excavation, or land clearing jobs for a complete finish.
After a lot is cleared or graded, bare soil needs something to hold it in place — that’s where hydroseeding comes in. Jenkins All Terrain applies hydroseed to establish new lawns and stabilize slopes against erosion, particularly after a land clearing or grading project. This is one of the fastest-growing services in the area, and a natural add-on once your property is cleared and graded.
Getting started is easy. Contact us by phone or fill out our online form for a free estimate, and we’ll get back to you promptly to learn more about your project needs.
Statesville sits at the crossroads of I-40 and I-77 in Iredell County, where the flatter Piedmont land closer to Charlotte begins giving way to the foothills. Fourth Creek runs through the area, and the terrain here has more ridges and valleys than the flatter ground closer to China Grove.
New subdivisions like Heritage Hall and Woodstone Acres are filling in around Statesville, and that ridge-and-valley terrain makes proper grading especially important. Statesville’s strong agricultural heritage also means plenty of larger rural lots still need regular land clearing and bush hogging.
Jenkins All Terrain has served the Statesville area since founding the business in China Grove in May 2021, bringing that same attention to terrain and drainage north into Iredell County.
Statesville sits at the edge of the Piedmont, where the terrain shifts from flat farmland toward foothill ridges separated by creek valleys, including Fourth Creek, which runs through town. That elevation change means grading here often requires more careful planning than flatter ground closer to China Grove.
We reach Statesville on I-40 and I-77, with US-70 providing a direct route back to Salisbury and our home base. Job sites cluster around newer subdivisions like Heritage Hall and Woodstone Acres, as well as rural acreage throughout Iredell County’s agricultural land.
We’ve cleared land and graded building pads for new residential growth near Statesville’s newer subdivisions, and handled bush hogging and pasture mowing on the county’s many working farms.
Statesville’s ridge-and-valley terrain makes erosion control and proper drainage correction especially important on grading jobs here. Like the rest of the region, work slows down between December and February.
We walk the property with you, look at what is actually there — timber size, slope, wet ground, access — and talk through what you want the land to do when it is finished. You get a clear price with no obligation, and no charge for the visit. If financing makes the project easier, we go over those options at the same time.
We confirm the boundaries, mark anything staying, and locate utilities before a blade touches the ground. If your project needs a permit — a septic system, a drainage tie-in, a right-of-way — we tell you exactly what is required and who to file with. Nothing starts until you know the plan and the price.
This is the work itself — cutting brush and trees, mulching the material back into the soil, pulling stumps, digging trenches, shaping drainage. You get the owner on the equipment for every hour of it, and a call at the end of each day if anything on site changes the plan.
This is the work itself — cutting brush and trees, mulching the material back into the soil, pulling stumps, digging trenches, shaping drainage. You get the owner on the equipment for every hour of it, and a call at the end of each day if anything on site changes the plan.
We set the final grade so water runs where it should, clear the debris, and leave the site ready for whatever comes next — a builder, a seed drill, or a for-sale sign. Then we walk the property with you before the equipment goes on the trailer, so nothing is left unfinished or unsaid.
Call or text Jenkins All Terrain to schedule a free, no-obligation estimate. Mason walks the property, discusses your goals, and gives you an honest, upfront price — no surprises.
Before any equipment moves, Mason maps out the scope of work — what gets cleared, graded, or hauled — and plans the safest, most efficient way to complete it on your property.
Jenkins All Terrain brings in the right equipment for the job — forestry mulcher, excavator, or grading equipment — so work moves efficiently from day one.
Mason and his crew get to work clearing, mulching, grading, or hauling material. Most residential jobs are completed in just one to three days.
Before leaving the site, the crew cleans up debris and walks the property with you to confirm the finished work meets your expectations.
At Jenkins All Terrain, every project is handled with the same commitment to quality, honest communication, and getting the job done right the first time. From land clearing and grading to excavation, hauling, and hydroseeding, Mason and his family provide the hands-on service you can count on. With direct communication, no middlemen, and a focus on efficiently completed residential projects, you get dependable work from a local team that takes pride in every job.
Jenkins All Terrain LLC is a turnkey site work contractor serving residential landowners throughout China Grove, Landis, and the surrounding 60-mile region — from Salisbury to Statesville, North Carolina. Whether you need a wooded lot cleared, a driveway graded, or a full site prepped for construction, Mason and his crew handle it all with one point of contact from start to finish.
Jenkins All Terrain LLC provides land clearing services and full site work to residential landowners within 60 miles of China Grove and Landis, North Carolina. That coverage area reaches west to Statesville, east to Concord, and south to Salisbury — giving homeowners across the region a single, trusted contractor for land clearing, grading, and more.
Stump grinding costs in Statesville depend on the number of stumps, their diameter, and site access, but most residential jobs are priced after a free, in-person estimate. Because Jenkins All Terrain handles stump grinding directly rather than subcontracting it out, pricing tends to be more competitive.
Forestry mulching pricing in Statesville comes down to acreage, vegetation density, and terrain — Iredell County’s ridge-and-valley ground can vary a lot from lot to lot, so we always provide a free on-site estimate.
Yes. Jenkins All Terrain regularly works on lots in and around newer Statesville developments like Heritage Hall and Woodstone Acres, clearing land ahead of new construction. We also clear older rural acreage throughout Iredell County.
Absolutely. Jenkins All Terrain offers free, no-obligation estimates for residential properties throughout Statesville and the surrounding Iredell County area.
Jenkins All Terrain provides excavation and site work within roughly 60 miles of our China Grove home base, covering Statesville, Troutman, Harmony, and the smaller communities in between via US-70 and I-40.
