Platinum Landscaping LLC serves Grant County, midway between Cincinnati and Lexington on I-75. Williamstown, the county seat, is home to the Ark Encounter — the life-size Noah's Ark just off I-75 exit 154 — and to Williamstown Lake, while Boltz Lake draws boaters near Dry Ridge. The rolling Outer Bluegrass hills here are filling in with new homes, and we serve Williamstown, Dry Ridge, and Crittenden.
Grant County KY property owners find us when a tract has gone too far for a mower and too thick for a chainsaw weekend. Platinum Landscaping LLC is the land clearing and forestry mulching company serving Grant County KY — the owner walks your land with you, runs the machines himself, and leaves the ground clean and ready.
Our Services in Grant County
Land Clearing — New home lots, overgrown acreage, and development parcels along the I-75 and US 25 corridors cleared and build-ready.
Forestry Mulching — Wooded hillsides and creek bottoms ground in place — no burning, no hauling, and the soil stays where it belongs.
Lawn Care Services — Mowing and seasonal care for the growing subdivisions and country homes around Williamstown, Dry Ridge, and Crittenden.
Excavation — Grading, drainage, and site prep for new construction on Grant County's rolling ground.
Demolition — Old houses, barns, and outbuildings torn down and hauled off to make room for what's next.
Landscaping — Beds, sod, and cleanups for new builds and established homes.
Debris Removal — Construction debris and storm cleanup handled in one call.
Seasonal Snow Removal — Driveways, subdivision lanes, and lots cleared through northern Kentucky winters.
Why Grant County Calls Platinum
Grant County sits right on our route between Louisville and Cincinnati country. We're a small, owner-operated company — fully insured, owner on site, our own machines. One call takes a lot from raw woods to finished ground.
Working Land in Grant County KY
It starts with a free visit to your land. We look at access, slope, and how thick the growth is, then give you one clear price for the whole job. Our mulching head turns standing brush and trees into a layer of mulch on the spot, which protects the soil and saves the cost and mess of hauling. Where a job needs more — stump work, a building pad, drainage, or tearing out an old structure — the excavator and mini skid are already on the trailer. You deal with the owner from the first call to the final walk-through, and the property is left clean, level, and ready for whatever comes next.
On Grant County ground, that means real work, not a quick pass. New home lots, overgrown acreage, and development parcels along the I-75 and US 25 corridors cleared and build-ready. Wooded hillsides and creek bottoms ground in place — no burning, no hauling, and the soil stays where it belongs. Mulching instead of bulldozing keeps topsoil and the trees you want to keep, and the ground is usable the day we finish — plant it, fence it, build on it, or simply enjoy being able to see your own land again.
Questions From Grant County Landowners
What size properties do you clear? — Single overgrown lots, fence lines, and pasture corners on the small end, up to multi-acre tracts, farm ground, and development sites. If it is overgrown, we can most likely clear it — the free estimate tells us both for sure.
Can you clear land in the winter? — Yes — clearing and mulching run year-round, and winter is often the easiest season to see the true shape of a property. We also clear snow through the winter months, so one call covers the land in every season.
How much does land clearing cost in Grant County? — Every property is different — thickness of growth, access, and acreage all move the price. That is why the estimate is free: we walk your land in Grant County and give you an exact price on site, with no pressure and no obligation.
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Call or text (502) 909-8765 or visit platinumlandscapingky.com. Free on-site estimates across Grant County, Kentucky.