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Brush Cutting
Reclaim fence lines, embankments and the awkward corners a mower can't reach.
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Where a mower can't reach, our brush cutters can. We knock back overgrowth on fence lines, drains, embankments and around infrastructure — safely and without damage.
What's included
- Fence line and boundary clearing
- Batters, embankments and drainage lines
- Around infrastructure, poles and signage
- Annual clean-ups and firebreaks
- Optional green waste removal
- Photo reports of before and after

Brush cutting is the finishing work that decides whether a site looks maintained or neglected. We use professional-grade brush cutters and blades matched to the vegetation — from soft grass through to thick woody weeds.
Our operators are trained in safe use around fences, pipework, cars and pedestrians, and every job is planned to protect the surrounding infrastructure.
Why choose Broadfield?
No damage guarantee
Blades and screens chosen to protect fences, cars and irrigation.
Trained operators
Every operator carries current tickets and PPE.
Sharp finish
We cut to the right height so regrowth stays manageable.
No lock-in contracts
Flexible programs — scale visits up or down as your site changes.
Ready for a stress-free site?
Get a free, no-obligation quote. We'll have your grounds looking their best — guaranteed.
Frequently asked questions
Can you cut back thick woody weeds?+
Yes — we run heavy brush blades that handle woody stems up to about 25mm, and we can mobilise larger gear for anything heavier.
Will you damage my fence?+
No. We use screens and hand-finish tight-line areas so fences, colorbond and timber are protected.
How often should brush cutting happen?+
Fence lines and batters typically need a cut every 4–8 weeks in growing season. We'll recommend a program that fits your site.



