This service is often paired with storm cleanup or removals, but we also handle brush and wood left from your own work.
Chipping and hauling
Brush and limbs are fed through a chipper, which turns them into wood chips. Chips can be left for mulch on beds and paths or taken away.
Logs too large for the chipper are cut into manageable lengths and either stacked for firewood or loaded on a trailer and hauled off.
When people call us
- Brush piles from storm damage or yard work
- Fallen limbs scattered across a wooded lot
- Logs left from a previous tree removal
- Clearing an overgrown fence line or woods edge
What's included
- On-site chipping of brush and limbs
- Cutting and hauling of logs and trunk wood
- Leaving chips for mulch or removing them
- Raking and final cleanup
Practical considerations
Access for the chipper
Chippers are towed behind a truck. Let us know how far brush is from the driveway or road so we can plan the work.
What we do not haul
This service is for tree and yard debris. For general junk or construction debris, see our demolition and hauling services.
How the work goes
- 1
Describe the pile
Photos and approximate size help us quote quickly.
- 2
Estimate
You get a price for chipping, hauling or both.
- 3
Chip & haul
Brush is chipped and wood is cut and removed.
- 4
Tidy
The area is raked and left clean.
Brush & Debris Removal questions
Can I keep the wood chips?
Yes. Many customers like to keep chips for mulch. Tell us where you want them left.
Do you take away logs?
Yes. We can haul logs away or cut them into rounds and stack them for you to keep.
