GOAT RENTALS
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Send us an email inquiry: Justusgoats1@gmail.com You can also call, though email is preferred.
In your email: Please include your property address in the subject line. Please include photos.
In the inquiry, please give us details of the area, if it is fenced or not , what you would like for the goats to assist with.
Due to high volume of inquiries, photos help expedite scheduling of site visits for estimates.
Photos: Give us some variety — a close up view of what type of foliage, a panned out view or panorama of the full area, as well as photos of the perimeters or fencing (especially any complications along the fencing, such as down trees, stacked wood, gaps, etc.). You're also welcome to send video!
Please allow us 24 hours to answer your email.
Be sure to check out our FAQ below, as it answers most of our commonly asked questions.
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Photo Review and Site Visit
Please allow up to 1 week for us to review your photos and schedule a a site visit. We will then prepare an estimate. Once you’ve received your estimate, if you accept, we will send over a contract and you will be in queue. Your estimate will include a range, the lower typically reflects amount of days for goats to tame an area, with the higher end reflecting more thorough clearing.
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You're in the queue!
We are typically on a waitlist between 1–4 weeks depending on season. Once you accept, you’ll be added to our queue, and we’ll give you an approximation on arrival. With all jobs, we allow the goats to stay until the job is done, according to the homeowner’s satisfaction and budget. That said, we cannot promise an exact ETA for the goats, but will keep you informed as you make your way to the top of the list.
Who is a good candidate for land clearing?
- Residential, commercial and rural land that is overgrown
- Land that is covered in unwanted brush, weeds, leaves, invasive species, english ivy, poison ivy, poison sumac and kudzu
- Properties that are not landscaped or have valuable plants on them — the goats like almost anything that grows and can't tell the difference between a weed and an expensive plant. You may try to protect desired shrubs with stakes and wire fencing, but we cannot guarantee the safety landscaping enclosed with the goats
- Land that has not recently been sprayed with chemical pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers
- Land that is not abundant with azaleas, rhododendrons, nandina or other toxic species (although we can remove prior to the goats arrival, or build electric fencing around it as a workaround)
- A fence is great but not required. For anyone with a fence shorter than 4-5 feet, we will install electric fencing
- People looking to keep themselves, their children, pets and garden safe from harmful chemicals