Boiling Springs is where most of the county's new lots are being cut right now, along Highway 9 and the roads off it toward Lake Bowen, fifteen minutes north of Spartanburg. The crew is there most weeks: building lots cleared to bare ground for a foundation, the back half mulched so the trees stay, and stumps ground where a lot was cleared years ago and never finished.
The ground is rolling red clay with pine and sweetgum cover, and the creeks that feed Lake Bowen, the city's drinking-water reservoir, come with stream buffers that the crew flags and stays out of before it starts.
Same number, same crew, same written price after a site visit.
What we do in Boiling Springs
- Forestry Mulching in Boiling Springs
- Lot Clearing in Boiling Springs
- Brush and Underbrush Removal in Boiling Springs
- Stump Removal in Boiling Springs
- Storm Debris Haul-Off in Boiling Springs
- Fence Line and Trail Clearing in Boiling Springs
About Boiling Springs
Boiling Springs is an unincorporated community in northern Spartanburg County that has grown into one of the county's largest residential areas, spread along Highway 9 between Spartanburg and Lake Bowen. Its schools and the lake keep drawing new subdivisions.