From Tweed Heads down to Pottsville and Cabarita — keeping coastal acreage, lifestyle blocks and new estate land under control, year-round.
Grass on the Tweed Coast doesn’t play by the same rules as the hinterland. Warmer, more humid conditions and higher year-round rainfall mean coastal paddocks, acreage blocks and vacant land around Kingscliff, Casuarina and Cabarita Beach can get away from you faster than you’d expect — especially through the warmer months.
We run a regular slashing round through the coastal strip, so property owners aren’t stuck waiting weeks for someone to fit them in. Whether it’s an established acreage block, a newly subdivided estate lot that needs to stay compliant while you build, or a canal-front property with awkward access, we’ve got the right gear and the local knowledge to get it done properly.
A lot of our Tweed Coast work is vacant or newly-titled land in the estate developments around Casuarina, Kings Forest and Cobaki — land that still needs regular slashing to meet council fire hazard requirements even before a house goes up. If that’s your situation, we can set up a standing schedule so it’s one less thing to think about.
Regular or one-off slashing for coastal acreage and lifestyle properties — kept tidy, presented, and on top of fast coastal growth.
Standing slashing schedules for vacant and newly-titled land across Casuarina, Kings Forest, Cobaki and other Tweed Coast estates — stay compliant while you plan or build.
Coastal bushland-backing blocks cleared and slashed ahead of fire season, keeping you on the right side of council requirements.
Based at Round Mountain, with a dedicated coastal run covering:
Also working inland through Murwillumbah and the Tweed hinterland, and further south across the Byron Shire.
Yes — this is a regular part of our Tweed Coast work, particularly around Casuarina, Kings Forest and Cobaki. We can set up a standing slash schedule to keep a vacant block compliant while you plan, sell or build.
Coastal blocks tend to need slashing more often than hinterland paddocks — often every 4–6 weeks through the warmer months given the higher humidity and rainfall. We can advise a schedule once we've seen the property.
In most cases, yes. Get in touch with your property details and we'll confirm access before quoting — no surprises on the day.