Lot Clearing and Grading in Naples, FL

Clearing native vegetation in Collier County typically requires a Vegetation Removal Permit before work begins. On new construction parcels, that permit is usually tied to the building permit, so confirm the current requirements with Collier County before any clearing starts.

Yes, we handle heavily vegetated lots in Golden Gate Estates, including parcels with dense palmetto, overgrown brush, and mature trees. We assess the site first to plan equipment access and identify any areas that need special attention before clearing begins.

Southwest Florida's flat terrain has no natural slope to carry water away from a structure, so grading creates that path intentionally. Without proper finish grade, water pools against foundations, driveways, and outdoor equipment after heavy rain.

Carmody Group FL serves Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Estero, Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres, Sanibel, and Captiva, in addition to Naples and Collier County. We also cover Charlotte County communities including Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, and North Port.

Brush, stumps, and debris are removed from the site so the ground is clean and ready for grading or construction. The specific handling method depends on what is on your lot and the scope of the job.

We handle both lot clearing and grading as part of the same scope of work. Keeping clearing and grading with one contractor in the Naples and Fort Myers area avoids handoff gaps and keeps the site sequence on track.