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Brush Chipping, Hauling and Yard Debris Removal
A pile of limbs after a storm, a laurel hedge you pulled out yourself, the brush from a lot you cleared: bring it to the driveway or tell us where it is and we chip it. Keep the chips as mulch or we take them.
The short version: Chipping brush and hauling limbs, laurel and yard debris, including piles you cut yourself. Chips blown into your beds or taken away. The estimate is free and Ismael looks at it in person. Call or text (253) 590-8194.
What we chip and haul
Limbs and tops from a tree we took down, or from one you cut. Laurel, photinia and arborvitae that came out when you redid the yard. Blackberry and brush off a cleared lot. Storm debris. Christmas trees, if you have a dozen of them. If it grew and it is in a pile, we can probably chip it. Dirt, rocks, lumber and garbage do not go through the chipper, and we will tell you up front if a pile has too much of that in it.
Keep the chips or lose them
Fresh chips from your own trees make a good mulch for beds and paths, and they are free. The chipper can blow them straight into a bed, onto a path, or into a pile where you want it. The Webbers had a massive pile of laurel chipped right into their yard in a day, exactly where they wanted it. If you do not want chips, they go into the truck and we take them.
Free estimate: call or text (253) 590-8194
Hauling logs and rounds
Chipping handles the small stuff. Trunks and big limbs are bucked into rounds and either stacked for your firewood or loaded into the dump truck with the mini loader. If you have a sound log you would rather see as lumber than firewood, we can mill it, see wood milling and firewood.
Piles you made yourself
If you have been cutting your own trees, pulling hedges or clearing brush and have ended up with a pile bigger than your trailer, that is a common call. Drag it somewhere the chipper can reach, ideally the driveway or the street edge, with the cut ends all facing the same way, and we will chip it fast. If you cannot move it, we will come to it where the truck can get close enough.
“We used Ismael's services for numerous things! We had him first come out to chip some laurel we pulled out, it was a massive amount and they did it all in a day. Chipped right into our yard like we wanted. …”
What chipping costs
It is priced by how much there is and how long it takes to feed, so a stacked, cut end first pile at the curb is the cheapest job we do. A scattered pile in a back corner that has to be dragged to the chipper takes longer. Hauling is extra when the chips leave with us. Ismael can price most chipping from a couple of photos texted to (253) 590-8194.
Brush chipping photos from our jobs
Where do we offer brush chipping?
Across Pierce County and the south King County line: Tacoma, Lakewood, Puyallup, Spanaway, Parkland, University Place, Federal Way, Gig Harbor, Graham, Bonney Lake. Our yard is on the east side of Tacoma, so Parkland, Midland, Spanaway and Lakewood are closest, and we group jobs farther out. Not sure if you are in our area? Call and ask.
Brush chipping questions
Can you chip a pile I cut myself?
Yes. Stack it with the cut ends facing the same way, where the chipper can get to it, and text us a photo for a price.
Do you take away yard waste that is not brush?
Grass, leaves and small garden debris, sometimes, if we are already hauling. Rocks, dirt, lumber and trash, no.
Can I keep the chips?
Yes, and most people do. We can blow them into beds or onto a path for you.
How big a branch can the chipper take?
Limbs up to about a foot across. Anything bigger is bucked into rounds and hauled or stacked.
Can you deliver chips?
Sometimes we have a load from another job that needs a home. Ask, and if the timing works we will drop it.
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Free estimates. Straight prices.
Call or text Ismael, or send the estimate form. He looks at the tree in person, tells you what he would do, and the price he gives is the price you pay.
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