Brush removal & chipping
That pile in the back corner? It can be gone in an afternoon.
- Chipped on site
- Chips left or hauled
- Logs cut to length
Brush piles grow quietly: a few branches after a storm, the limbs from last summer's pruning, the hedge you finally cut back. Soon there's a heap that's too big for curbside pickup and a perfect home for mice and snakes.
We bring a chipper, feed the brush through, and either leave the chips for your beds or haul them off. Logs too big for the chipper can be cut to firewood length. Brush handling is also part of every trimming and storm cleanup job.
Got a brush pile to get rid of?
Send a photo with something for scale.
Brush services
Whatever you've got lying around, it can probably go through the chipper.
Brush pile chipping
Existing piles of branches and limbs fed through the chipper on site.
Storm debris
Branches scattered across the yard after wind or ice, gathered and chipped.
Wood chips for mulch
Chips left in a pile for your garden beds and paths, if you want them.
Log cutting
Larger pieces cut to firewood length and stacked or hauled.
Chips: keep or haul?
Keep them
Fresh wood chips make good mulch for paths and tree rings. Let them age a bit before using them around vegetables.
Haul them
If you don't need mulch, the chips can go with the truck.
Common brush jobs
Reasons people call:
- Leftovers from DIY trimmingYou did the cutting; we make it disappear.
- Storm debris everywhereBranches over the lawn after a windy night.
- Old piles at the back of the lotRotting brush that's been there for years.
- Hedge and shrub removalOvergrown shrubs taken out and chipped.
- Spring and fall cleanupGetting the yard back in shape between seasons.
Safety first. Burning brush is restricted or banned in many Erie County municipalities. Check your local ordinance before lighting a pile.
Why call us for brush removal
Answered 24/7
Nights, weekends, holidays.
Chipped on site
No dragging branches to the curb or waiting for the township pickup.
Mulch if you want it
Chips are a useful byproduct. Keep as much as you'd like.
Erie-based crew
Office on West 21st Street.
