Recent Work
Real jobs, photographed on site. Every caption describes what is actually in the picture.
Jobs, not stock photos
More jobs, including before-and-afters, go up on the OPS Facebook page.
What people say after
Word for word from the OPS Google Business Profile. Recent jobs are on Facebook.
“James has done a wonderful job for us. He is timely, efficient and willing to travel where needed. You will not be disappointed.”
“OPS does what they say they’ll do, and do it efficiently and at a fair price. You’ll be glad you hired them.”
“James is a good communicator… he has some super equipment and for sure endeavors to do a great job. He recently rototilled some property for me… then planted it with oats and grass seed. Now it can rain all it wants!!”
“OPS did an amazing job on our property. We hired them to install a drainage system for our pool area, level the ground…”
About the work
Not seeing yours? Call or text (815) 240-9065 and ask James, or read the common questions.
What happens to the mulch left behind?
It stays on the ground and breaks down over the following seasons. It holds moisture, slows erosion on slopes, and suppresses regrowth in the meantime. If you’re planning to seed the area, mention it when you call — that changes how thick the layer should be left.
Will the brush grow back?
Some regrowth is normal, especially with species that come back from the root. How fast depends on what was there. Ground that gets used afterward — mowed, grazed, farmed, driven on — tends to stay open. Ground that’s left alone will need another pass eventually.
How long does a job take?
Small jobs — a fence row, an overgrown lot, a driveway regrade — are often a day or less. An acre of heavy, mature growth takes considerably longer than an acre of light brush. You’ll get a realistic time estimate along with the price, not an optimistic one.
What size jobs do you take?
Anything from a single overgrown lot up to multi-acre clearing and full site work. Smaller jobs closer to home are easy to fit in; smaller jobs at the far edge of the service area are best paired with other work in the same week.
Want your ground to look like this?
Tell us roughly how many acres, how thick it is, and whether a truck and trailer can get to it. That’s usually enough for a real number.
Straight to James. No call center.