Fix the access first.
Ranch roads, ditches, road frontage and right of way clearing for working and recreational land around Tyler and Chapel Hill.
If you can't get a truck back to it, it isn't working for you yet
We build and fix ranch roads and clear right of way. Access for working land. High fence right of way for recreational places. We cut ditches and trim up road frontages too.
A good road is how you check cattle, haul hay, get to the back pond, and get equipment in when something breaks. A road that washes out every spring isn't a road. It's a repeat bill.
Fence lines need room
A grown up right of way makes a fence hard to build and harder to keep up.
Fix the access first. Everything else on the place gets easier.
Fix it once
A road that washes out every time it rains usually has a cause underneath. The water has nowhere to go. You can patch the surface, and plenty of people do. Then they pay for it again next year.
The cheapest number isn't always the cheapest job. The road with no drainage is one of the things that gets skipped.
Scott Offerle, O-L Guy Farms
Questions people ask
Do you clear high fence right of way?
Yes. High fence right of way for recreational places, and access for working land. We cut ditches and trim up road frontages too.
When is right of way work done?
Winter, when the hay slows down, we lean harder into clearing, excavation, right of way and pond work. Fall is good for roads too.