Rural Work. Real Results.
When it comes to working the land, you need a crew that understands the terrain—and knows how to shape it.
T. Wills Construction Inc. offers professional agricultural and land clearing services for farms, acreage properties, and rural builds. Whether you’re prepping for fencing, clearing brush, or reshaping a field, we bring the equipment, experience, and work ethic to get it done right.
What We Do
Land Clearing Services:
- Brush and tree removal
- Stump grinding and hauling
- Undergrowth and invasive species clearing
- Fence line clearing and maintenance
- Site prep for agricultural builds
Agricultural Services:
- Land Clearing
- Trenching for drainage or utilities
- Grading and leveling
- Ditching and swale installation
- Building pads and barn foundations
Pond Construction & Excavation
Add beauty, value, and function to your property with a professionally excavated pond.
T. Wills Construction Inc. offers custom pond excavation for both aesthetic and agricultural purposes. Whether you’re creating a tranquil water feature, a livestock watering hole, or a drainage solution, we’ve got the equipment and experience to get it done right
Equipped for Rural Work
With experience working on large and remote properties, we know how to handle uneven terrain, overgrowth, and limited access. Our team uses high-performance machinery to clear, shape, and prepare land efficiently, without damaging what you want to keep.
No job is too messy or too remote—we’ve worked on everything from tight farm laneways to wide-open acreage.
They cleared and graded our field faster than expected. Left the land clean and ready for planting. A solid crew.
The Harris Family, Port Perry
Why Choose Us?
✔ Fast, clean, and reliable land clearing
✔ Knowledge of agricultural property needs
✔ Locally trusted
✔ Equipped for both big and small projects
Looking to reclaim your land, prep for fencing, or make way for something new?
Let’s get the ground ready—reach out today to talk about your rural project.
T.Wills Construction INC. 