Serving Rixeyville, Virginia
Rixeyville is the Route 229 community north of Culpeper, named for the Rixey family whose plantations were here before the Civil War, on our road to Jeffersonton.
Local & Insured
Rixeyville lies on Route 229 in Culpeper County, Virginia, 7.6 road miles and 13 minutes north of Culpeper, at about 446 feet. The Rixey family held plantations here before the Civil War, the post office opened February 16, 1818, and John Franklin Rixey served the district in Congress from 1897 to 1907.
The land rolls harder toward the Hazel River, which runs on to the Rappahannock near Remington. Ridges carry chestnut and white oak on thin, rocky soil, creek bottoms grow sycamore and red maple, and old white pine and Leyland screens on the horse farms are now tall enough to fail in ice. Route 229 is our road to Jeffersonton, so we pass through several days a week.


Removal, stump grinding, trimming and clearing for the horse farms and homes along Route 229.




Why a Culpeper Crew Comes to Rixeyville
Rixeyville is on the road we take to Jeffersonton and Amissville, so Danielle groups estimates here and the dates come quickly. A storm call along Route 229 gets a same-day or next-day answer.
White pine and Leyland cypress rows planted between paddocks and neighbors take ice badly once they pass forty feet. We take the broken and leaning trees out of the row and leave the rest standing to keep the screen.
The ridge ground north of Culpeper is red clay over weathered rock a foot or two down. Luis probes the ground at the estimate and prices the stump for what is actually under it.
Rixeyville is unincorporated and falls under Culpeper County. A tree on your own land is your decision; for anything over a state road or a clearing job near a stream we check with the county first.
No. Rixeyville is unincorporated, so the Culpeper County Code applies, and it has no permit for a private tree. Paperwork starts with clearing: 10,000 square feet, or any size in a floodplain, on a 15 percent slope, in a wetland or in the Lake Pelham and Mountain Run Lake watershed. Spring brush piles fall under the 4 PM Burning Law. More in our permits guide.
If a pine screen on your Rixeyville farm has lost its tops or a ridge oak is leaning at the barn, call or ask for a free estimate. Storm damage gets an answer the same day or the next; routine work is usually booked within a week or two.
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