Overgrown pasture, start to finish
Fifteen years of alder taken back to a mowable field in two days. Wide shots before, the machine working, and the finished mat.
Our Work
Before, after, and the machine in between
Photos and video from jobs around southeastern New Brunswick — plus footage from our own place, the Buck and Birch, where most of the learning happened first.
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Within an hour of Moncton
The Buck and Birch
We test everything on our own land first
Most of what we know about mulching in New Brunswick conditions we learned on our own homestead — what the head does to alder versus spruce, how frozen ground changes everything, how deep the chip lies, what actually grows back and when.
That footage is going up here as it gets edited. It's the honest version: not a highlight reel, but what the ground looks like going in, coming out, and a year later.
Coming soon
Video from the homestead and the job site
These are the videos we're filming. Each one gets its own page section with proper markup so it can show up directly in Google video results.
What the mulching head does to a spruce
Close, slow-motion look at a single stem going through the drum. The clip that explains the whole service in 30 seconds.
Cutting a trail into the back woodlot
From a wall of trees to a ridable ATV trail. Shot from the machine and from the finished corridor.
One year after mulching
The same ground, twelve months on. What grew back, what didn't, and what the mulch layer turned into.
Winter mulching on frozen ground
Why we book work for January. No ruts, better visibility, and a machine that floats.
Clearing a building lot
A wooded lot to a staked, grubbed, buildable pad — the full sequence a homeowner goes through.
Note for whoever loads these
Host the videos on YouTube and embed them here rather than uploading files directly — you get the ranking benefit on both YouTube and this site, and the pages stay fast. Give each video a real title using the keyword you're targeting, a written description below the embed, and a transcript if you can manage it. Google reads the page text, not the video.
Photos
What to shoot on every job
If you take nothing else, take these four. Same angle each time, and the before/after pairs will do more selling than any page of copy.
- A wide "before" from a fixed point — note where you stood
- The same wide shot after, from exactly the same spot
- The machine working, low angle, boom extended
- Ground level on the finished mulch, with a boot or a tape for scale
What we do
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