One-Mile Right-of-Way Clearing in Covington, Georgia
A one-month clearing project that opened a new one-mile corridor and removed approximately 750 tons of wood using commercial logging equipment and a track hoe mulcher.
1 Mile
New Corridor
1 Month
Project Duration
750 Tons
Wood Removed
Covington
Newton County, GA
Project Overview
Middle Georgia Property Enhancements completed the clearing and preparation of a new one-mile right-of-way in Covington, Newton County, Georgia. Over one month, our crew used commercial logging equipment and a track hoe mulcher to remove standing timber, clear heavy vegetation and process material throughout the corridor.
Approximately 750 tons of wood were harvested and removed from the site, leaving the right-of-way open and prepared for the next phase of construction. The project demonstrates MGPE’s ability to manage large-scale utility right-of-way clearing and infrastructure access work safely and efficiently.
Project Details
Location: Covington, Newton County, Georgia
Project Type: New Right-of-Way Construction
Length: One Mile
Duration: One Month
Material Removed: Approximately 750 Tons of Wood
Equipment: Commercial Logging Equipment, CAT D5 Mulcher and Track Hoe Mulcher
The Challenge, Approach and Result
The Challenge
Open a continuous one-mile corridor through heavily wooded roadside terrain while keeping the work organized along an active roadway.
Our Approach
Combine commercial logging equipment with a track hoe mulcher to harvest timber, process vegetation and progressively open the designated right-of-way.
The Result
Complete the clearing in two months, remove approximately 750 tons of wood and prepare the corridor for the next phase of construction.
Initial Right-of-Way Clearing and Forestry Mulching
Crews began opening the new corridor using commercial logging equipment, a track hoe mulcher and compact forestry equipment.
The One-Mile Corridor Takes Shape
Aerial views show the expanded corridor after extensive timber removal and mulching, with crews completing the remaining sections of the new right-of-way.
Final Clearing and Corridor Preparation
Crews completed the remaining clearing, mulching and site cleanup, leaving the one-mile corridor open and prepared for the next phase of construction.
More Than Clearing a Path
Right-of-way projects can require clearing, vegetation processing, access preparation and additional site work. Learn more about MGPE’s Utility Right-of-Way Services and Infrastructure Access Services.
Planning a Right-of-Way or Infrastructure Access Project?
MGPE has the equipment and experience to handle large-scale clearing, logging, mulching and access preparation throughout Georgia.