Multiple Techniques. Most companies use multiple techniques for all of their capital budgeting decisions. There are a number of minor methods, such as profitability index and sensitivity analysis, which can also be employed in making decisions.
Hiring an excavation or land clearing company to clear flat land with light vegetation and few trees might cost $20-$200 per acre; clearing more sloping land with overgrown brush and a few trees might cost $500-$2,000 per acre; and clearing heavily wooded or forested land can cost $3,000-$6,000 or more an acre, depending on conditions and whether the resulting debris will be burned (illegal in many areas and strictly limited in others), stacked in designated spots for later disposal or ...
1 One company advertises a flat fee of $800 to remove up to 12 cubic yards of debris from a 1,600-square-foot home with a 1/4-acre yard. 2  A Pennsylvania company charges $440 for two employees working an 8-hour day, plus dump fees of $125-$325 per load.3  Sometimes homeowners use more than one debris-removal method. One company advertises a flat fee of $800 to remove up to 12 cubic yards of debris from a 1,600-square-foot home with a 1/4-acre yard. 2  A Pennsylvania company charges $440 for two employees working an 8-hour day, plus dump fees of $125-$325 per load. 3  Sometimes homeowners use more than one debris-removal method.