That brush pile, gone
Wood chipping for the brush pile you cannot burn and do not want to haul.
Some people like doing their own tree work, and that is fine. But local ordinances change, burn bans happen, and a rental chipper can run more than $800 a day and is extremely dangerous to operate. We come in and finish the job with experience and efficiency.
Halfway through the project and now you cannot burn it.
It happens all the time: a weekend of cutting leaves a big pile of brush and limbs, and then the township ordinance or a burn ban leaves it sitting in the yard. Rather than renting a machine that is expensive and unforgiving, have us chip it.
We bring the chipper and the crew, feed the pile safely and either haul the chips away or leave them for mulch and paths.
A good fit alongside any other job.
Chipping is included in most of our removals, pruning and clearing work, and it is available on its own for storm debris, fence-line cleanup or a neighbor's pile that ended up on your side.
Send a photo of the pile with something for scale and we will price it quickly.
How it goes
From the first call to a cleaner next step.
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Photo of the pile
A quick picture with scale is enough for a price.
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Schedule the visit
Often paired with nearby jobs for a better rate.
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Chip it
Fed safely by people who do it every day.
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Chips out or spread
Hauled away or left where you want mulch.
FAQ
Wood Chipping questions before you call
Is there a minimum pile size?
No hard minimum, but small piles are most economical when we are already working nearby. Ask and we will find the best option.
Can I keep the wood chips?
Yes. Many customers keep chips for garden beds and paths. Tell us where you want them dumped.
Start here
Need wood chipping?
Send a photo of the tree with the house, wires or driveway in frame, tell us the town, and we will call back with a plan and a price.