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Excavator mulcher opening a right-of-way

Sites & Corridors · Utility / ROW

Right-of-way clearing for power and access.

Trimming and clearing along utility rights-of-way, with excavator mulchers, forestry mulchers and crews that know corridor work.

Why it matters

Vegetation near power lines is a leading cause of outages. Keeping rights-of-way clear protects infrastructure and keeps access open for the crews that maintain it.

What it covers

  • Right-of-way trimming and clearing
  • Excavator mulcher work to open overgrown corridors
  • Mulching steep banks and hard-to-reach ground
  • Roadside brush clearing

Safety on the corridor

No job is worth an unsafe operation. KVM keeps control of the means, methods, sequencing, equipment and safety of its work.

Shawn Kuiper and the crew on a rail corridor job.
Railroad / IndustrialShawn Kuiper and the crew on a rail corridor job.
Mulching a steep bank near power lines.
Utility / ROWMulching a steep bank near power lines.
From the operator's seatThe view from the crane cab.
How we quote

A real plan.
Not a number
on a napkin.

Walk it

We review the location, access, timing and the work you want done. Photos help us prepare.

Written scope

Price, scope, hazards, safety, terms and photos, in writing.

Approve

Review the exact scope, sign on your phone, then we schedule.

Questions

Utility / ROW FAQ

Do you work for utility providers?
Yes. Utility and right-of-way clearing is a core Kuiper service. Kuiper works with utility providers in Northwest Indiana and takes on larger projects beyond the region.
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the job.

Photos, access and hazards help us prepare. If anything is unsafe right now, skip the form and call.