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Trans Southern Clearing

Amity, United States

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What Trans Southern Clearing does.

Trans Southern Clearing is a company headquartered in Butler, Alabama. They offer commercial and private landclearing services in the western part of Alabama and eastern part of Mississippi. In their commercial division, they handle right-of-way clearing, new line clearing, vegetation control with herbicides, as well as hazardous building removal. Their private landclearing services include removing trees, thinning tree stands, and eliminating shrubs. The company is located at 402 E Smith Street, Butler, AL 36904. You can reach them at (205)-459-5200.

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