Land clearing leads in North Carolina
Real clearing and mulching jobs posted by North Carolina property owners. You see the county, the acreage and the price before you buy.
Lead projects posted in North Carolina
North Carolina counties
Median lead price
Typical subcontract day
What North Carolina jobs actually look like
Most North Carolina work is small acreage residential and rural lot clearing, not the hundred acre jobs contractors picture when they hear lead generation. Here is how the priced North Carolina projects break down.
Work has come in from 91 of the 100 counties in North Carolina
The Coastal Plain carries this state. Robeson alone accounts for more work than any two other counties combined, and Cumberland, Sampson, Onslow, Brunswick and Pender keep the southeast busy. The Piedmont adds steady lot clearing around Gaston, Mecklenburg and Guilford. Nine mountain counties in the far west have yet to post anything.
and 83 more North Carolina counties
Two ways to pick up North Carolina work
Buy the lead
North Carolina leads have run from $10 for a twentieth of an acre in Columbus County to $300 for a 50 acre clear in Caswell County. The county, the acreage and the price are on the listing before you buy. No contract and no retainer.
Bid the sub work
We close the job and contract with the property owner, so the location, the machine hours and the pay are set before you see it. You run the machine, usually an eight hour day, document the work and get paid the next day.
How buying a North Carolina lead works
Sign up once and you go on the notification list for North Carolina jobs. When a property owner in your area posts work, you see the listing with the county, the acreage and the price. Buy the ones that fit your machines and your drive radius, and contact the customer directly.
There is no monthly fee for being on the list. You pay per lead, and only for the leads you choose. If you want to work out what to quote before you call, the bid calculator and our guide to land clearing rates per acre will get you to a number that holds its margin.
Full pricing is on the pricing page.
123
North Carolina jobs posted in 2026 so far
Across 91 of the 100 North Carolina counties, from fractional lots to 50 acre clears.
Or have us run your North Carolina marketing
Buying a lead puts a job on the calendar this week. Running your own marketing means the calls come to you instead of you quoting against other crews. This is the larger side of what we do.
Facebook ads
$750 a month plus ad spend
Built for land clearing and forestry mulching, not generic home services. The ads are written and targeted by contractors who run the machines.
Website rental
$1,000 a month
A site with up to 15 city landing pages for the towns you actually work. Rent it monthly, buy it outright for $4,000, or get it free with six months of SEO at $1,000 a month.
Run by a contractor, not an agency
Land Clearing Leads is run by Taylor Pierce, who owns Pierce Land Clearing and Forestry Mulching Pros. He has run the machines and priced the work, and the leads were built to keep his own crews busy first, back in 2021. That is why the listings carry the detail an operator actually needs instead of a name and a phone number.
Questions North Carolina contractors ask
Which North Carolina counties do you cover?
Statewide. Work has come in from 91 of the 100 North Carolina counties, heaviest in Robeson, Cumberland, Gaston, Onslow, Sampson and Brunswick. The far western mountain counties are the quiet ones. If your county has not had work yet you stay on the list at no cost until something posts.
What does a North Carolina land clearing lead cost?
Leads are priced by the size of the job. North Carolina leads have run from $10 for a fractional lot up to $300 for a 50 acre clear, and the median is $28. Whatever the price is, you see it on the listing before you buy.
Are the North Carolina leads exclusive?
It depends which one you buy. Leads on the pay per lead marketplace are capped at three sales and then pulled from the site, so at most you are quoting against two other crews. Leads generated for you on the exclusive service go to you and nobody else.
How much North Carolina work comes through?
539 North Carolina lead projects have been posted since 2022, and 123 of those landed in 2026.
Do I have to sign a contract?
Not for leads. They are bought one at a time with no retainer and no minimum. The only thing you sign is the subcontractor agreement, and only once you have been awarded a sub job.
Do you run marketing for North Carolina contractors?
Yes, and it is the bigger side of the business. Facebook ads are $750 a month plus ad spend. A website with up to 15 city landing pages rents for $1,000 a month or sells outright for $4,000, and comes free with six months of SEO at $1,000 a month.
We cover eight states
Same listings, same pricing, same subcontract network. If you run machines across a state line these are worth watching too.
Start getting North Carolina jobs this week
One signup puts you on the North Carolina lead list. There is no cost to be on it, and no contract to get off it.