Brush piles and fallen limbs, gone.
After a storm, a big yard cleanup or years of pruning, brush piles up fast, and it's more than most trash pickups will take. We bring the chipper, feed everything through, and haul the chips away. What took a pile the size of a truck ends up as a few scoops of mulch.
What we take
Fallen limbs and storm debris, old brush piles, cut-back shrubs and overgrowth, vines and small trees along fence lines, and the pile you've been meaning to burn for three years. If it's woody, it goes through the chipper.
Keep the chips if you like
Chips from your own brush make useful mulch for beds, paths and around trees. We can dump them where you want them instead of hauling them off.
Bigger cleanups
For overgrown acreage where the brush is still standing, forestry mulching is usually quicker and cheaper than cutting and chipping. See lot clearing. And if some of what fell was a whole tree, we'll handle that as well.
What’s included
- Limbs and brush chipped on site
- Chips hauled away, or left where you want them
- Small trees and overgrowth cut back
- Area raked clean
What affects the price
Every job is priced on site, for free. These are the things that move the number, so you know what we’re looking at when we walk your yard.
How much brush there is. A photo of the pile goes a long way.
Thick logs mixed in need cutting down before chipping.
Carrying brush from a back corner takes longer than a pile by the driveway.
Recent brush removal jobs.
Can you just pick up a pile I've already made?
Yes. Send us a photo of the pile and we can usually price it without a visit.
Do you take leaves and yard waste?
We focus on woody debris: limbs, brush and small trees. Leaves mixed in with brush are fine; a leaf-only cleanup is better suited to a lawn service.
Tell us about the tree. We'll take it from there.
Send a few photos and your address. We usually get back to you the same day.
Rather talk it through?919-738-3333