Whether you’re a farmer clearing hedgerows, a landscape yard processing wood waste, or a contractor finishing a land clearing job, or operate a municipal landfill – mobile grinding is the fastest way to deal with organic debris without hauling it off-site.
Back Country operates across Southern Ontario, serving farms, commercial properties, landscape businesses, and construction sites. We grind on-site, leaving you with usable ground material and a clean property, or haul away the mulch leaving your area clear.
No hauling required – We process material right where it sits.
Fast turnaround – Large volumes handled efficiently.
Usable output – Ground material can be used as mulch, ground cover, or erosion control on-site.
Flexible scheduling – We work around your site and timeline.
Municipalities across Ontario are under increasing pressure to divert organic waste from landfill. Mobile grinding offers a practical, cost-effective way to process brush, wood waste, and storm debris right at the source – turning what would otherwise be a disposal problem into usable ground material.
Back Country works with municipal clients to handle large-scale grinding contracts efficiently and on schedule. Material is processed on-site, eliminating trucking costs and reducing the overall environmental footprint of the job.
If your municipality is managing a land clearing project, right-of-way maintenance, or storm cleanup, we’d like to talk.
Don’t need the ground material on-site? No problem. Back Country can load and haul away processed material in our walking floor trailer, leaving your site completely clean and ready for what’s next.
Walking floor trailers are built for high-volume, bulk material – meaning we can move large quantities efficiently in a single load. Less trips, less time, less cost.
We proudly serve Southern Ontario, including:
Hamilton, Binbrook, Welland, Haldimand, Niagara Falls, St. Catharines, Grimsby, and surrounding areas.
If your property is nearby, we can provide professional mobile grinding services near you.
