Your customer bought a lot they can’t walk through. We film what it looks like after you’ve been there, so the next one calls you.
The people who hire you are standing at the edge of palmetto, pine and vine so thick they can’t see the back property line. They’ve never watched a mulcher chew through an acre, and they’re not sure what “cleared” is going to look like when you leave. So they get three quotes and pick on price.
Video fixes that before you ever show up to bid. When a lot owner in Brooksville or a builder in Wesley Chapel can watch the whole job, from the first pass to a clean pad with the mulch spread, you stop being one of three quotes. You’re the company they already saw do it.
A top-down pass over the lot as it stands. It’s the shot that makes the after hit, and the one a homeowner screenshots and sends to their spouse.
Mulcher heads, track loaders and excavators, filmed close enough to hear. Equipment footage is the most-watched thing in the trade, and almost nobody in it films their own.
Thirty seconds of the owner in the seat or walking the line. People hire the person, and this is where they meet you.
Same drone position, same angle, finished lot. We plan the before shot so the after lines up exactly.
One full job film for your website and Google Business Profile, then vertical reels and a short ad cut for Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
ClearCut clears and forestry-mulches lots across Hillsborough, Pasco and Hernando. We filmed this job from the overgrown before to the finished lot and cut it into a full job film. Watch how little explaining it needs: the video does the estimate walk-through for them.
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We did it again in New Port Richey this summer: one job filmed start to finish, cut into a full film, three reels and a short. That’s the math on a single shoot day. One morning on site becomes weeks of posts and a set of ads.
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Land Force One. A different side of the same trade: a grapple truck pulling debris, an excavator working the dirt beside a building going up, and a crew in hi-vis walking the site. Heavy equipment, a site transformed, and a crew that knows what it’s doing. It’s the kind of footage builders and developers want to see before they hire a site-prep company.
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See more trade work in our portfolio, or the full approach on our video production page.
You tell us what kind of work you want more of: residential lots, builder pads, pasture, commercial sites. We pick the job worth filming.
Clearing runs on weather and permits, not our calendar. We lock the shot list ahead of time and show up the morning you start.
A before visit if the lot needs it, then the working day. Josh shoots it himself.
Jake and Josh cut the full film and the reels. The ads run to the ZIP codes you serve, and every month you see what came in.
Tell us about the job coming up and we’ll tell you whether it’s worth filming. If it isn’t, we’ll say so.