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Build a site-assessment request
A site assessment request starts from a simple fact: two properties of the same acreage can need completely different equipment, timing, and price once density, slope, and access are accounted for. Location, vegetation, stems, slope, access, ground conditions, retained trees, and the intended next use are what turn a guess into a real first conversation. Nothing here is sent until you choose to send it. The draft stays on your own device first. Fill in what you know and leave blank what you do not. A real site review confirms the rest. The more specific the vegetation and access notes are, the fewer follow-up questions stand between this request and a written scope you can actually compare against another quote.
| Detail | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Acreage and location | Sets the scale, but density and access decide the actual production rate. |
| Vegetation and stem size | The single biggest driver of mulching production and equipment choice. |
| Slope and ground conditions | Rock, wet ground, and grade change technique and the safe machine window. |
| Access and retained trees | Equipment width, overhead clearance, and marked exclusions shape the whole visit. |
- 01Remote project screen
- 02Property and access review
- 03Downloadable scope summary