Cut. Chipped. Carried away.
Branches, logs and brush pile up fast. We chip what can be chipped, haul what cannot and rake the yard so the job looks finished from the street.
- Priced by: Volume of debris, distance and the labor involved
- Methods: Chipper, chainsaw and truck hauling
What it is, and why it matters.
Tree work makes a lot of wood. Brush needs chipping, logs need cutting and loading and leaves and sawdust end up everywhere. A crew that leaves the pile behind has left the hardest part to you.
Nashville Tree Service handles debris as part of the job: chipping brush on site, cutting logs to size, loading and hauling them and raking and blowing off drives, roofs and beds. You can also hire us for cleanup alone, such as after a storm or when a neighbor's tree has dropped limbs.
Four things done right.
Everything gone
Brush, logs and sawdust all leave with the crew.
Chips if you want them
Chips can stay for mulch or be hauled.
Roofs and gutters checked
Debris is cleared from roofs and gutters.
Fast
Most cleanups take a few hours.
From first call to debris hauling and cleanup.
- 01
Size up
We look at what needs to go and how to access it.
- 02
Cut and chip
Brush and logs are cut, stacked and chipped.
- 03
Load and haul
We load the truck and carry it away.
- 04
Rake and blow
The yard, drive and roof are cleaned.
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42Debris Hauling and Cleanup: common questions
Can you haul away wood from a tree someone else cut?
Yes. We offer cleanup-only service for fallen limbs, logs and brush.
What happens to the wood?
Chips are used as mulch and logs may be used for firewood or taken to a facility that processes yard waste.
How do I get an estimate for debris hauling and cleanup?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. A few photos and a rough height usually give us what we need, and we send a written price. Larger jobs start with a short visit.
Ready to talk about debris hauling and cleanup?
A short visit or a few photos, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.