Clearing land is easy to do badly and expensive to redo. A machine can knock down trees and brush in an afternoon, but if the stumps and root systems stay in the ground, the kudzu, privet, and wisteria come roaring back within a single growing season, and whatever you were building sits on top of an unsolved problem.
Overgrown land has a way of taking over faster than anyone expects. Brush closes in along fence lines, saplings crowd a once-open pasture, and a wooded lot turns into a tangle of vines and undergrowth within a few seasons.
