Troy, Illinois · Est. 2018
Green Acres Outdoor Services delivers professional land clearing, forestry mulching, invasive honeysuckle removal, and more — serving Troy, IL and the entire Metro East. From overgrown acres to clean, open land, we get it done right the first time.
Green Acres handles the jobs that most property owners don’t know how to start. Whether you’ve got acres of invasive honeysuckle taking over your tree line, a shoreline you can’t even reach, or commercial land that needs clearing before your next project gets underway, we bring the right equipment and expertise to get it handled — efficiently, cleanly, and at a fair price.
Clint Green started Green Acres Outdoor Services in 2018, and what began as a small gravel hauling operation has grown into one of the most capable land management companies on the Illinois side of the river. Clint runs the business himself, which means when you hire Green Acres, you deal directly with the person doing the work — not a dispatcher or a crew you’ve never met.
Clint treats every property the way he’d want someone to treat his own. That approach has built a repeat client base across Troy, Edwardsville, O’Fallon, Highland, Collinsville, Belleville, Fairview Heights, and communities throughout the Metro East.
Most clients are genuinely amazed by the before-and-after difference. We offer free estimates with no pressure and no obligation. Reach out today and let’s talk about what your land needs.
Troy is home, but Green Acres works throughout the St. Louis Metro area and Southern Illinois — serving homeowners, commercial landowners, developers, and municipalities across Madison County and St. Clair County, and beyond. Clint has worked from the St. Louis riverfront east to Carlyle, and south to the communities surrounding Scott Air Force Base.
The Metro East is a unique market. There are a lot of properties here in the three-to-twenty-acre range — people who moved out of the city for space and ended up with more overgrowth than they bargained for. Clint has been solving that problem for property owners since 2018, and the list of communities he’s served keeps growing.
