Ponds, clearing, gravel and grading near Gallatin, TN

Gallatin is the Sumner County seat, with big new subdivisions on old farm tracts and plenty of rural acreage north and east. Gallatin's stormwater ordinance calls for a land disturbance permit once clearing or grading tops 1 acre ^[1]. Sumner Farmers Co-op is at 450 Red River Rd ^[2].

Typical costs: ponds ¼–½ acre about $5,000–$15,000 ^[3]; clearing about $1,500–$5,000/acre ^[4]; new 100–200 ft gravel drive about $1,500–$6,000 ^[5]. Full list: cost guide.

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Farm Ponds: New farm and livestock ponds, pond enlargement and renovation.
Land Clearing & Forestry Mulching: Cedar, brush and pasture clearing, homesite and trail clearing, forestry mulching.
Gravel Driveways & Culverts: New gravel drives and lanes, driveway culverts, re-graveling and repair.
Grading & Drainage: Lot and yard grading, swales, French drains, erosion and runoff fixes.

Gallatin is in Sumner County. See the county page for the preferred contractor (TBA).

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Sources

[1] New Eden Land Services, Gallatin page (Gallatin stormwater ordinance, over 1 acre) (read 10/30/2026)
[2] Sumner Farmers Co-op, Gallatin (read 10/30/2026)
[3] Back 40, Pond Building (read 10/30/2026)
[4] Back 40, Forestry Mulching Cost in Middle Tennessee (updated Sep 2026; read 10/30/2026)
[5] Cannonsburgh Grading (Murfreesboro), Gravel Driveway Cost (read 10/30/2026)