On-site assessment
We check the volume and type of branches to bring the right chipper and crew size.
How Our Branch Chipping Service Works
Branch chipping clears cut branches quickly and safely, whether it’s from a single prune or a full tree removal.
Cutting and feeding
Branches are cut to size and fed through the chipper on-site, turning waste into manageable mulch.
Site clean-up
We rake and clear the area so no leftover branches or chips are left behind.
Mulch removal or reuse
Take the mulch for your garden, or we can remove and dispose of it for you.
When to Book Branch Chipping
Branch chipping is useful any time you’re left with a pile of cut branches. Here are the most common times to book it.
After storm damage
Storms often bring down branches that need clearing quickly.
Before a big property clean-up
Get the section tidy before a sale, rental, or landscaping project.
Overhanging branches near power lines
Branches encroaching on lines should be trimmed and cleared promptly.
Seasonal pruning waste
After a round of pruning or hedge trimming, chipping clears the waste in one visit.
Tree Branch Chipping – Signs That You Need to Cut Branches
Recognising these warning signs early helps protect your tree’s health, improve its shape, and reduce the risk of falling branches around your property.
Dead or diseased branches
Dead or diseased branches can be easily recognized by their brown or black appearance and lack of leaves. These branches should be removed as soon as possible to prevent the spread of disease to the rest of the tree.
Crossed or rubbing branches
When two branches cross or rub against each other, they can create wounds that can attract pests and diseases. Cutting one or both of the branches can prevent this problem.
Poor shape
If a tree’s branches have grown into an unattractive or uneven shape, trimming can improve its appearance and promote healthy growth.
Overgrowth
If a tree’s branches have grown too large or are crowding other trees or structures, they may need to be trimmed to promote healthy growth and reduce the risk of damage.
Hazardous branches
Branches that are hanging over a roof, power line, or sidewalk can pose a safety risk and should be removed.
Unbalanced crown
If the branches on one side of a tree are significantly longer than those on the other, the tree can become unbalanced and more susceptible to damage during storms or high winds. Trimming the longer branches can restore balance to the tree’s crown. Contact us today for a free estimate.