Stopped running saws and mulchers a year and a half ago. Just got back in couldn't stay out of the swamp down here in Southwest Florida. Stay safe boys!
It's your own fault. You guys keep doing super nice work like that and the neighbors everywhere you go will want you to come over. Work like that sells itself. The details mean everything.
Jon you said exactly what I planned on saying [41:06]: "it's just a different piece of property." No matter how many of these I watch, it still amazes me how different each piece of property looks when UBC finishes. Well done; *God bless.*
Good that you did the neighbors place as well. Very good for business and you were right there - no wasted time on travel or extra expense for fuel. Word of mouth is the BEST advertising!! Keep up the good work!
Good job guys 🥳🥳🥳 We need you guys here in the UK They be planting and planting by NOT MAINTAINING 😤😤😤😤😤 and this Is the government.... Diamond transformation 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
thank God I found you again. I had subscribed to your channel and then after an update on my computer, I didn't see you, and have spent the last months trying to remember what your title was, and FINALLY found you again!!! Great to see yet another video from you, and YES, I have subscribed to your channel, AGAIN!!
Really enjoyed this video, just the two of you working like a well oiled machine.really changed the looks of the property.customer should be very happy.plus now the whole crew is married,next they will be having babies,yea fun,just keep doing what your doing and carry on 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Wonderful Piece Land. And Your make all Perfect, the Prook to clear and the Thicket to Mulching. To last it is a Dreamlike Park to make a Piknic. However a yery good Work. 👍💪👌🏞️ Greeting 🇦🇹
When I was young, there was a Yellow Pages ad for a contractor that said, “No job too big, no job too small.” In your case it’s “No job too big to do well, no job too small to do well.” Especially the latter. It’s easy to take the smaller jobs less seriously, and to your credit, your commitment to quality won’t allow you to let your standards slip. With two of the Three Amigos missing, I’d say you were short handed. But when you have Willie working beside you, you’re never short handed. By the way, he looks enough like to you to pass as your brother. In every video, there’s always a moment or two of pleasant diversion, like finding the fuel cans or the mentioning of it being Copperhead country. I would say Willie should invest in some thick boots, but they’re just as afraid of you as you are of them. I learned this growing up in Sussex County, NJ. (Rattlesnakes, however ...) Thanks for those; they’re most entertaining. And you never know what you’re going to find in someone’s backyard.
As I’m sure you know word of mouth advertising is the best advertising there is. With the quality of work you and your crew do y’all will be busy for a while.
In less than 30 minutes, your machine does the work of what it would take a few people a couple of weeks or more to get done. When I was about 10, my grandfather and I would take hand held tree limb cutters, some snippers, a hand held scythe, etc in a 5 gallon metal bucket. We'd start on one side, for example like you were doing in that back yard. We'd cut down what we could and then we'd pile it up in bundles so we could use it for kindling. The rest just got piled and burned. Back then, I'd earn a whopping $10 a day for helping him. Wow, $10. I was 10 years old and my brothers wanted no part of any of that. My grandpa would say 'I love all my grandkids but those boys are lazy as hell". What reminded me of all this was watching you expose that creek. We had a creek on our property in Somerset. He and I went to the high part of the creek and laid down a garden hose. LOL. He had hoses that was about, hmmm 150 feet or a bit more that led to the garden. We didn't have a garden pump but when he wanted water, He'd put that end of the house in the creek and put a couple of stones on it. Then, the water would flow through to the garden. He'd laugh and say "That might look like a Green Acres setup but it beats carrying 5 gallon buckets of water to the garden. He had about a half acre garden that always kept my grandmother busy at canning time. He'd remind my brothers every now and then that "You stick your feet under this table and eat and you can thank your brother for helping me in the garden". They'd actually laugh. They didn't care but I always felt like my grandfather was more of a dad to me and he taught me a lot. Again, seeing that creek and you opening up that aread, really makes people appreciate nature more. Out of all the channels that do this type of work (and I've seen a lot of them), you operate that machine the best of them all. After you are done, it looks almost like you were never there should someone just stumble across the area. It always looks clean, natural and like a woods floor should look. Compost, etc.
Gosh, the property values increase exponentially after y’all clean them up like this one. It looks beautiful, is safer for the people and the trees can breathe. Willie, Dawn on those grease spots with a little Borax to spot treat. 😉 Scrub, rinse, repeat as necessary.
It looks like to me that you're doing a fire control where the fire can't get to their house looks great keep up the great work can't wait to see the next video
John keep up the great work and videos, iam new sub and have been watching alot of your videos as i followed you over from Dirt Perfect, AWESOME channel 👍👌
I know that is the quickest easiest way to do clearing, but I have a question for you. Do you consider the riparian zone when you do this type of clearing? The creeks health and inhabitants depend on some growth to keep the creek cool and provide animal habitat.
So what’s the final Talley on the Copperheads? Just before you jumped of the machine, I was thinking that area is looking like a CH Resort. 😊 another fine looking job!
Great job guy's 👏 👍 looks so much better. Is there any one pice of equipment you would like to add to your arsenal if you could have it for free? What would it be and how would it help your crew? Maybe you could do a video on what equipment you would like to add.
Awesome video. Great job. A big one. Absolutely beautiful end result. Gorgeous area you're working in. I'm sure that property will go fast. Greetings from Southern California. Love watching you vids. Subscribed.
Have you used the fecon head to clear ana area to put in a food plot for hunting? Does it much it fine enough that it would be a decent seed bed for food plot?
See Jon this is what happens when you do beautiful work ! And I have a question sir! Out here in Washington we have to stay at least 40 off any moving water, and 250 from an astablist wet land! What is the codes were your at ? And in water ways when cleaning up out here it's what you put in. And leave what looks natural leave! Is it the same.thier?
What if the effect of hitting a hidden rock with the skid steer mulcher? (Lose teeth, clutch prevents drum damage, …) rocks in my area can be 1 foot above ground and the rest 2-3 feet below.
cant help but notice how everyone in your whole company really loves what they do. pretty rare, but it shows in the work!
Yeah, we all enjoy being in the woods and driving equipment.
@@UpstateBrushControl deff love runnin equipment!
Stopped running saws and mulchers a year and a half ago. Just got back in couldn't stay out of the swamp down here in Southwest Florida. Stay safe boys!
@@UpstateBrushControl starts with a good leader…
Shout out to a company that goes above and beyond on every job! Upstate, y’all are awesome! Upstate Brush Control Crew rides again!!!
I say this every time I look at one of they’re video’s
Absolutely!! 👍
Thank you!
Great job! I know it's all about perspective but in my humble opinion, that creek sells the house! Smart homeowner!
Always excellent entertainment and top notch work . 👍👍🇬🇧
Great job transformation!
Thank you!
Look really full of weeds and small trees It now looks beautiful great job that to have done
Eyesore to a nice picnic spot, very nice 👍🏼
First 2 mins of the video you can already tell Upstate Brush Control done this job 🇺🇸👍🏻
Very Nice JOB you two!!!
I’m in love with that mulcher!!!
She's a beast!
It's your own fault. You guys keep doing super nice work like that and the neighbors everywhere you go will want you to come over. Work like that sells itself. The details mean everything.
Thanks for the kind comments!
Jon you said exactly what I planned on saying [41:06]: "it's just a different piece of property."
No matter how many of these I watch, it still amazes me how different each piece of property looks when UBC finishes. Well done; *God bless.*
And Jon disappears into the depths! Lolol great job as always!
Great work guys. Can't complain when you have 2 jobs side by side.
Excellent job Guys Can’t wait to see the Neighbors yard
Should hopefully be coming out this week!
Thats quite a transformation, looks so much better. Keep smilin
Thanks!
that’s a capable rig! does a nice job of mulching to fine consistancy….of course a good operator makes it all come together! great job!
Great job, & not one water moccasin.
Wonderful job makes the property look more valuable
Good that you did the neighbors place as well. Very good for business and you were right there - no wasted time on travel or extra expense for fuel. Word of mouth is the BEST advertising!! Keep up the good work!
Thanks!
This is a beautiful little setting, serene, sloping land, shade trees, green grass, and Copperheads. What more could a person ask for.
It made such a difference, it looks really nice down there now!
Awesome video thanks for your time and consideration top job top team wow 😎🚜😎🚜😎🚜
WOW, another great job! 👍👏💪❗️😍
Huge difference,. Great job Guys. Keep em coming Jon 👍
Hey Jon!
Congratulations to Willie and his sweet bride
Can't wait to see the neighbors get done
Good job guys 🥳🥳🥳 We need you guys here in the UK They be planting and planting by NOT MAINTAINING 😤😤😤😤😤 and this Is the government.... Diamond transformation 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
thank God I found you again. I had subscribed to your channel and then after an update on my computer, I didn't see you, and have spent the last months trying to remember what your title was, and FINALLY found you again!!! Great to see yet another video from you, and YES, I have subscribed to your channel, AGAIN!!
Glad you have you back! Thank you so much for watching!
Awesome Job!!
Thanks!
You and your crew are second to none. I Love you videos and the aftermath of a job well done, God Bless and Stay Safe.
Really enjoyed this video, just the two of you working like a well oiled machine.really changed the looks of the property.customer should be very happy.plus now the whole crew is married,next they will be having babies,yea fun,just keep doing what your doing and carry on 👍👍👍😎😎😎
John, you and your guys do an incredible job on people's yards. It truly should "up" the value of their property.
Matthew 5:16 & Luke 6:38 AWESOME WORK!!🙏🏻🤙🏼
Wonderful Piece Land. And Your make all Perfect, the Prook to clear and the Thicket to Mulching. To last it is a Dreamlike Park to make a Piknic. However a yery good Work. 👍💪👌🏞️
Greeting 🇦🇹
I wish I had you guys at my place for a day or so.
Thanks for posting your video love this stuff :)
Thank you for watching! We appreciate it!
Expressed with the outcome, great job.jeff
A good job, done well. And it pays off as the neighbour proved by getting you to do their's.
Great video and thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you for watching!
I bet the home owner is very happy with the job you and Willie did Beautiful
Amazing transformation! Nice work fellas!
Glad you like it!
Excellent job! Your performance on the project is your advertising. You can not beat repeat work in the same neighborhood! Best wishes.
Thanks!
Excellent work
Thank you!
Love the way you've opened it all up .
that's why we watch your channel
Thank you for watching! We appreciate your support!
Looks great !!
Thank you!
Way to go John, You will get as many jobs in that neighborhood as you want.
When I was young, there was a Yellow Pages ad for a contractor that said, “No job too big, no job too small.” In your case it’s “No job too big to do well, no job too small to do well.” Especially the latter. It’s easy to take the smaller jobs less seriously, and to your credit, your commitment to quality won’t allow you to let your standards slip. With two of the Three Amigos missing, I’d say you were short handed. But when you have Willie working beside you, you’re never short handed. By the way, he looks enough like to you to pass as your brother. In every video, there’s always a moment or two of pleasant diversion, like finding the fuel cans or the mentioning of it being Copperhead country. I would say Willie should invest in some thick boots, but they’re just as afraid of you as you are of them. I learned this growing up in Sussex County, NJ. (Rattlesnakes, however ...) Thanks for those; they’re most entertaining. And you never know what you’re going to find in someone’s backyard.
It's always a mystery as to what we'll find in the woods or someone's backyard!
What a beautiful transformation. Nice job guys!
Looks good as usual!👊🏻💪🏼
Man ! Looks great ! You may be cleaning the whole creek…….Money-Money. Wonderful job ! Best to the families & crew. Be well.
That is an amazing difference! Great job!
I’m a new subscriber so far as I see your team has a good spirit
Thank you!
Beautiful job
Thank you!
Stunning transformation! Thank you guys for working with excellence all the time
Thanks Merritt!
Love following these little backyard creekside jobs! One of the reasons I started following the channel!
Great to hear! I'm glad you like them!
That is why I started watching too.
Absolutely great work you guy's do From Australia 👍🇦🇺👌
Thank you so much!
John another fantastic 5 ⭐ video and God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️💯
Thanks so much!!
Well done!
Thank you!
As I’m sure you know word of mouth advertising is the best advertising there is. With the quality of work you and your crew do y’all will be busy for a while.
Nice clean sweep, as usual....
Appreciate that
Great job! Love that mulcher! Love seeing brush, vines, saplings, snarled useless undergrowth get cleared out.
ASV RT-120 + Fecon Blackhawk = ultimate Zombie Apocalypse weapon, lol... Nice job boys. New sub. God bless.
It’s so cool to see before and after . Great crew
Wow, Hello my friend.. All the best to your channel and hope you have a wonderful day !!!
Thanks for the visit!
Looks fantastic. Great job.
Thank you very much!
Good work John !
Thats some quality work!! 👍👍💯
Thanks for the visit!
Lol! That's awesome double the money for one days worth of work!! Good job guys!
Thanks so much!
Looks amazing!! I need to find an Upstate Brush near me….love your videos. Thanks so much. 🙏🏻
Thanks for watching!
Great job keep up the good work thank you
Dawns here ☀️
In less than 30 minutes, your machine does the work of what it would take a few people a couple of weeks or more to get done. When I was about 10, my grandfather and I would take hand held tree limb cutters, some snippers, a hand held scythe, etc in a 5 gallon metal bucket. We'd start on one side, for example like you were doing in that back yard. We'd cut down what we could and then we'd pile it up in bundles so we could use it for kindling. The rest just got piled and burned. Back then, I'd earn a whopping $10 a day for helping him. Wow, $10. I was 10 years old and my brothers wanted no part of any of that. My grandpa would say 'I love all my grandkids but those boys are lazy as hell".
What reminded me of all this was watching you expose that creek. We had a creek on our property in Somerset. He and I went to the high part of the creek and laid down a garden hose. LOL. He had hoses that was about, hmmm 150 feet or a bit more that led to the garden. We didn't have a garden pump but when he wanted water, He'd put that end of the house in the creek and put a couple of stones on it. Then, the water would flow through to the garden. He'd laugh and say "That might look like a Green Acres setup but it beats carrying 5 gallon buckets of water to the garden. He had about a half acre garden that always kept my grandmother busy at canning time. He'd remind my brothers every now and then that "You stick your feet under this table and eat and you can thank your brother for helping me in the garden". They'd actually laugh. They didn't care but I always felt like my grandfather was more of a dad to me and he taught me a lot.
Again, seeing that creek and you opening up that aread, really makes people appreciate nature more.
Out of all the channels that do this type of work (and I've seen a lot of them), you operate that machine the best of them all. After you are done, it looks almost like you were never there should someone just stumble across the area. It always looks clean, natural and like a woods floor should look. Compost, etc.
What great memories!
Gosh, the property values increase exponentially after y’all clean them up like this one. It looks beautiful, is safer for the people and the trees can breathe.
Willie, Dawn on those grease spots with a little Borax to spot treat. 😉 Scrub, rinse, repeat as necessary.
Thanks for the advise on the grease! Thanks for watching!
I like your music choices too!
Thank you! We use Epidemic Sound for our music.
Simply beautiful! Fantastic job 👏
Good job man
Looks great.
Great work
Thank you so much!
You guys always do a great job. Keep it up!
; ) ♥️
got my sub that thing is kool
Thank you! We appreciate that!
It looks like to me that you're doing a fire control where the fire can't get to their house looks great keep up the great work can't wait to see the next video
I'd be spreading native wildflower seed all over that area. Gorgeous spot!! 👍😁🌳
That would be cool!
John keep up the great work and videos, iam new sub and have been watching alot of your videos as i followed you over from Dirt Perfect, AWESOME channel 👍👌
Thanks for the sub!
Cracking video guys
Thanks for watching!
@@UpstateBrushControl I forgot to ask you did you get yout mulcher back yet??
Nice job!
Thanks for the visit!
I know that is the quickest easiest way to do clearing, but I have a question for you. Do you consider the riparian zone when you do this type of clearing? The creeks health and inhabitants depend on some growth to keep the creek cool and provide animal habitat.
Yes we do😀 there's plenty of growth still around.
So what’s the final Talley on the Copperheads? Just before you jumped of the machine, I was thinking that area is looking like a CH Resort. 😊 another fine looking job!
Great job guy's 👏 👍 looks so much better.
Is there any one pice of equipment you would like to add to your arsenal if you could have it for free? What would it be and how would it help your crew? Maybe you could do a video on what equipment you would like to add.
Does that mulcher function as a Harley rake as well. New to the channel. I like it. Keep up the good work
No just a mulcher. Thanks for watching.
Awesome video. Great job. A big one. Absolutely beautiful end result. Gorgeous area you're working in. I'm sure that property will go fast. Greetings from Southern California. Love watching you vids. Subscribed.
good job looks grate
Certainly a powerful machine how often does it break down
Not that often. We maintain all our equipment and routinely keep it cleaned.
Have you used the fecon head to clear ana area to put in a food plot for hunting? Does it much it fine enough that it would be a decent seed bed for food plot?
Wow!!
How does this cutter compare to the solid block knives on other cutters? Nice cleanup.
See Jon this is what happens when you do beautiful work ! And I have a question sir! Out here in Washington we have to stay at least 40 off any moving water, and 250 from an astablist wet land! What is the codes were your at ? And in water ways when cleaning up out here it's what you put in. And leave what looks natural leave! Is it the same.thier?
No, we're not that strict where I'm located.
We have copperheads bad here in Eastern North Carolina.
Buy Silver and Platinum . Neil's World .
What if the effect of hitting a hidden rock with the skid steer mulcher? (Lose teeth, clutch prevents drum damage, …) rocks in my area can be 1 foot above ground and the rest 2-3 feet below.