Land work in the town that builds BMWs — Greer Station to the Highway 101 foothills.
Greer straddles the Greenville and Spartanburg county line, from the brick-paved streets of Greer Station out Wade Hampton Boulevard toward the BMW plant on I-85. The Eastside is filling with new subdivisions off Pelham Road and Highway 14 — River Reserve, Parkers Summit — while wooded acreage runs up Highway 101 toward Lake Robinson, Lake Cunningham, and the Blue Ridge foothills. Water sheets off the red clay here instead of soaking in, so grading and drainage are the whole job. Brian walks every property himself, prices it in writing, and works your land like his own.
It depends on which side of the county line you sit — Greer spans both Greenville and Spartanburg counties, and the City of Greer has its own stormwater rules. On the Greenville County side, disturbing an acre or more triggers a Land Disturbance permit plus state coverage, while an individual lot disturbing between 5,000 square feet and one acre can typically ride on the building permit. Spartanburg County runs its own land-disturbance process. Part of our job is knowing which rulebook your address falls under.
Because the original build never dealt with the water. Upstate storms tear apart flat, thin gravel drives on red clay — the fix is a compacted crusher-run base, a proper crown so water sheds to the sides, ditch or culvert drainage, and geotextile fabric over the clay so the stone does not sink and migrate. Adding fresh gravel without fixing the base just delays the next washout.
Custom Cut Land Works serves Greer and the surrounding Greenville County communities with owner-run land clearing, grading, and site prep. Family-owned, licensed, and insured.
Yes — Greer is part of our regular service area in Greenville County. We work across seven counties in the Upstate and the Lakelands, and every job starts with a free site walk on your property.
Free written estimate. See the price before any work begins.
