Transmission clearing involves the removal of trees, brush, and vegetation around high-voltage power lines that span long distances across rural and remote areas. These lines carry electricity from power plants to substations and require wide, clear rights-of-way to prevent outages, wildfires, and safety hazards. Specialized crews and equipment are used to safely maintain these corridors while meeting strict utility and environmental standards.

Mowers

UTVs

Right-of-way permits and landowner coordination

Safety zones around structures and crossings

Adherence to NERC/FERC compliance

Ability to handle remote and extreme terrain