One of the most common questions at a removal estimate is simple: what happens to all that wood? A single mature oak or pine can produce several truckloads of limbs, logs, and brush, so it's worth knowing the plan before work starts.
Branches and smaller limbs typically go through the chipper on site, which shrinks a mountain of brush down to chips that are easy to haul. The trunk and larger logs are cut into manageable sections and removed, and the yard gets raked and cleaned up so it looks better than when we arrived.
Some homeowners would rather keep part of it. If you'd like logs left for firewood, chips left for garden beds, or a section of trunk saved for a project, mention it during the walk-through so it's written into your scope of work and there are no surprises on removal day.
If a tree came down on your property, would you keep any of the wood, and what would you use it for?
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