The job your usual contractor said no to.
Steep blocks. Wet ground. Drainage corridors. Firebreaks on hillsides. Fence lines lost to scrub. If you've had quotes come back as "we can't do it" — that's the work we turn up for.
Awkward jobs other
machines can't do.
ARC11 isn't a brushcutter or a ride-on. It's a tracked, remote-controlled mulcher built for the spots conventional machines either can't reach or can't safely operate.
Years of regrowth, scrub, blackberry, and gorse along boundaries — cleared in a single pass. No chainsaw work, no piles to burn, no stumps to grind. Mulched material stays on site as ground cover.
Steep drain banks and culvert access that conventional plant can't safely reach without damaging concrete, rock pitching, or pugging up wet ground. Our 2.4 psi ground pressure handles it.
Council firebreak orders coming up? Steep ground above the house? We construct and maintain firebreaks on slopes other machines can't safely operate on — including post-burn and erosion-prone country.
Slopes up to 60°. Wet ground. Tight access between trees, fences, or buildings. The kind of country where most operators take one look and walk away.
Land that's been burnt, neglected, or taken over by woody weeds — blackberry, gorse, arum lily. Mulched in one pass — material stays on the ground as cover to support natural regen.
Hobby blocks, small farms, lifestyle properties — paddocks gone wild, fence lines blocked, pasture you can't see through. Cleared, mulched, walkable again.
Get the fuel down
before summer.
Bracken, scrub, fallen bark and leaf litter build up fast under the trees and on the slopes around your home. We mulch it down into a low, even layer, with your trees kept and no burning or hauling.
- Firebreaks: put in or brought back up to standard, including on slopes
- Fuel load reduction: scrub, bracken and dead material mulched in one pass
- Under low branches: our machine is low enough to clear where tractors and slashers can't fit
- Steep ground above the house: worked remotely, with the operator off the slope
Most shires set a date each year for firebreaks and fuel reduction to be done. Check your shire's firebreak notice for the rules on your block.
Same bank, same trees. Leaf litter, fallen bark and scrub mulched down into a low, even layer that stays on the slope as ground cover. Less fuel, no bare soil, trees kept.
Photo. Call back.
Job done.
We've stripped the back-and-forth out of getting a quote. A few quick questions or a couple of photos, a phone call, and a plan.
Use the site estimate, or text a few photos (slope, access, vegetation) with your suburb and a rough size.
Within one business day. A straight answer on fit, and a free site visit if the job needs one, with no obligation.
Mulched, tidied, ground cover left in place. Insured to $20M, fully documented.
When a brushcutter
and a chainsaw
aren't enough.
For flat ground and easy access, a local mowing contractor is fine. Cheaper too. We'll tell you that upfront if it applies.
But when the job involves slope, soft ground, dense scrub, or tight access — the cheap quote often turns into a half-finished job, an injured contractor, or a damaged fence. That's where ARC11 fits.
- Remote-controlled — operator positioned off the machine, reducing direct rollover exposure
- Tracked machine — works on wet, soft, post-burn ground
- Tungsten mulching head — handles scrub up to 150mm in one pass
- $20M public liability insurance — fully covered, certificate available
- ABN registered, GST registered — fully compliant Australian business
- Direct contact — you talk to the operator, not a call centre
When ARC11 isn't
the right call.
If your block is flat, accessible, and the vegetation is light — a standard mowing contractor will do the job for less. We'll tell you that upfront and point you in the right direction. ARC11 is built for the jobs that need a specialist, not for jobs that don't.
"If terrain, access, or risk matters — ARC11 is the right call. If it doesn't, we'll say so."
Before you send a photo.
Most residential vegetation and mulching work doesn't require a permit, but this depends on your shire and whether the site touches a reserve, waterway, or protected area. We'll flag it during the site visit if it's relevant to your job.
Everything is mulched on site in a single pass. There's no burning, no hauling, and no debris piles left behind — the mulch layer stays down and breaks in naturally.
Most residential jobs — fence lines, small blocks, firebreaks — are completed in a single day. Larger or steeper sites may take longer; we'll give you a clear estimate once we've seen photos or walked the site.
Yes — ARC11 carries $20M public liability insurance, with certificates available on request. Every job is fully documented, so there's a clear record if you ever need it.
Got a tricky block?
Tell us about it with the site estimate, or text a photo and your location. We'll come back to you within one business day with a straight answer: yes, no, or "let me come and look at it." No obligation.
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