Brush turned into mulch on site, spread in your beds or taken away, so tree work leaves something useful behind.
Every tree job produces brush, and most of it can be put to work. Chipping reduces a pile of limbs to a fraction of its volume and creates mulch that protects soil, holds moisture and suppresses weeds. Fresh arborist chips are valued by gardeners for exactly those reasons.
We chip on site with commercial chippers and offer to spread the chips where you want them, pile them for later or haul them away. For beds, we apply the right depth and keep it off trunks. A Certified Arborist can tell you which chips are good mulch and which, such as diseased or invasive material, should leave the site.
A layer of mulch several inches deep keeps soil temperature steady, retains water and feeds the soil as it breaks down. It also protects trunks from mowers and trimmers. Fresh chips from your own tree work are a free resource.
Mulch should be a few inches deep, spread out to the dripline if possible and kept several inches back from the trunk. Piling mulch against the trunk, sometimes called volcano mulching, invites rot and pests.
We keep diseased material, invasive species with viable seed and certain toxic woods away from garden beds. We tell you what we recommend and why, and we can haul those chips away.
Chips are not the only option. Pine straw, shredded bark and leaf mulch each have strengths. We can advise which fits your beds, your style and your budget.
Brush turned into a useful product.
Know what to spread and what to haul.
Spread, piled or taken away.
Mulch kept off trunks.
Chips reduce the pile by volume.
No extra trip needed.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how an arborist helps.
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Tell us what you see and what worries you. We give you safety tips right away.
A Certified Arborist looks at the tree, the site and the best method.
You get a written scope and price before any work begins.
Our crew rigs, cuts and lowers with your property protected.
We chip, haul, rake and walk the site with you.
We explain what the tree or property needs next and when to call us.
Yes, as mulch on top of the soil. They are less ideal mixed deep into soil.
A few inches, kept away from trunks.
Yes. We can pile or spread them where you like.
We chip most brush. We advise on diseased or invasive material.
Usually yes. If the tree was diseased or pest-infested, we recommend keeping the chips away from beds.
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Brush RemovalPiles of brush, storm limbs and overgrowth cleared and hauled or chipped, without cutting a single tree.Explore 
Cleanup and HaulingRaking, blowing, hauling and checking for hazards, so the yard is ready to use the same day.Explore 
Lot ClearingOvergrown lots cleared for building, fencing, pasture or a fresh start, with trees removed, brush chipped and stumps…Explore Tell us about your tree and we will call you back quickly.
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