Land Clearing & Excavation in Kinsman & Farmdale, OH
This is home. Logan Earthworks is based in Farmdale, in Kinsman Township, Trumbull County. If you live in Kinsman, Farmdale or the townships next door, the contractor clearing your land and digging your pond is a neighbor.
Clearing, Mulching & Dirt Work in Kinsman
Logan Earthworks is based in Farmdale, Ohio. Farmdale is a small unincorporated community in the southwest part of Kinsman Township, in the northeast corner of Trumbull County. Kinsman itself sits a little east, where State Route 5 and State Route 7 cross. There is no city or village government out here, just the township, and most of the land is farm, pasture and woods. Logan Earthworks is owner-operated, and you talk to Jeff when you call.
Being local matters for the work. We know how the clay here acts in April and in August. We know brush on a Kinsman fence row is mostly multiflora rose, hawthorn and autumn olive with wild grape over the top. We run a tracked forestry mulcher, a CAT excavator, a dozer and a compact track loader, and we do not have far to come to look at your job. See our Trumbull County land clearing page for the wider area.
Farm ground, fence rows and old pasture
Kinsman Township is working country. The common jobs are fence rows that have crept out into the field, pasture nobody has grazed in years, and lanes that need opened to a back woodlot. Our forestry mulching machine takes brush and small trees down to mulch in one pass and leaves the soil alone. That matters on ground you plan to graze or hay again. A tractor mower stops at stems a mulcher walks through. We leave the oaks and hickories you want for shade.
Ponds and wet ground near Pymatuning Creek
The clay under Kinsman and Farmdale holds water, which is a nuisance in a yard and a gift for a pond. Pymatuning Creek, a state wild and scenic river, runs down this corner of Trumbull County on its way to Shenango Lake in Pennsylvania, and there is a lot of low ground along it. We dig new ponds, clean up and reshape banks, and cut swales and ditches to move water off fields and yards. Before you site a pond, talk to the Trumbull Soil & Water Conservation District. Our pond digging page explains how we build one.
Driveways, building pads and the state line
New houses, pole barns and shops out here need a pad on firm ground and a gravel drive that sheds water. We strip the topsoil, cut the grade, set a culvert where the drive crosses the ditch and build up base stone. Kinsman Township touches Pennsylvania on its east side and Ashtabula County on the north, and we work across both lines. Ohio has you contact OHIO811 at least two working days before digging. Pennsylvania has its own one-call rule. A locate request has to be placed before any digging, and we sort out who places it when we look at the job.
What We Get Called for in Kinsman
The four jobs that come up most around Kinsman, plus everything else we do.
01Forestry Mulching in Kinsman
Brush and small trees ground into mulch in place. No piles, no burning, no hauling.
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02Pond Digging in Kinsman
New ponds dug, banks shaped and tired old ponds reworked with excavators and a dozer.
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03Fence Line Clearing in Kinsman
Grown-up fence rows and property lines opened with a forestry mulcher.
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04Gravel Driveways in Kinsman
New gravel drives, farm lanes and private roads, plus regrading, widening and resurfacing.
DetailsEverything else we do in Kinsman
Where is Logan Earthworks located?
Logan Earthworks is based in Farmdale, Ohio, in Kinsman Township in the northeast corner of Trumbull County. We come to your property to look at the work and give you an estimate. Call (330) 625-5754 or email Jeff@LoganEarthworks.com and Jeff will set a time to look at the job.
Do you dig ponds around Kinsman and Farmdale, Ohio?
Yes. We dig new ponds and reshape the banks of old ones with excavators, a dozer and a compact track loader. The clay around Kinsman holds water well, but every site is different. Jeff looks at the site with you before any digging. Check with Trumbull Soil & Water and Ohio DNR on rules for dams before you build.
Can you clear a fence row or old pasture in Kinsman Township?
Yes, this is everyday work for us. A forestry mulcher cuts the rose, hawthorn, olive and saplings and grinds them on the spot. There are no piles to burn and the topsoil stays put. Tell us which trees to leave and where the line is. Estimates are free for Kinsman, Farmdale and the townships around them.
Photos from Logan Earthworks jobs
How a Job Runs
Talk It Through
Call or send the form. Tell us where the ground is and what you want it to look like when we leave.
We Look at the Site
Jeff walks it with you: the growth, the slope, the wet spots, the way in and out for the machines.
A Straight Plan
You get a free estimate and a plain recommendation on the approach that fits the ground.
The Work Gets Done
We bring the right machine for the job and do the work the way we said we would.
Clean and Ready
We leave the site cleaned up and ready for the next step, whatever that is for you.
Got Ground to Clear in Kinsman?
Call Jeff or send a few details. Estimates are free.