Our Story Faithful Stewards. Ruthless Efficiency. Excellent Work.
Laborers of the Harvest Brush Clearing was founded in Redding by Grant
Hatfield, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran (0431 Logistics, MWSS-171,
2016–2020) who took what the Corps drilled into him — defined scope,
clear communication, accountability, mission-first execution — and
built a land stewardship company on it.
The model is deliberate: a professional hand crew, not heavy machinery.
Shasta County's overgrowth lives on steep, rocky, tight ground — behind
houses, under the oaks, along fence lines and creek banks — and that is
ground a crew on foot can work and a machine cannot. We cut it clean,
protect the soil and the trees worth keeping, and leave a finish that
looks maintained, not just knocked down.
The work spans commercial properties and privately owned acreage: vacant
parcels and business grounds for owners, managers and brokers, and homes,
ranches and woodland for the people who live on them. Same crew, same
written scope, same standard.
Where most local operators run on a handshake, we run on paper: written
estimates with the acreage and linear footage defined, $1M in general
liability insurance, before-and-after photos, and a change-order process
instead of surprise invoices. Call or text (530) 238-5077 and see for
yourself — the estimate is free either way.