Recent Wood Chipping Jobs — Real Photos From Our Crews
No stock photos here — every shot below is our gear and our people on real jobs across Gippsland.



Frequently Asked Questions
Our commercial chippers process branches and limbs well beyond anything a hire-shop machine will take, so the pile from a big prune, a storm cleanup or a paddock windbreak disappears fast. For material too big to chip, we cut it for firewood or cart it away.
Absolutely — fresh arborist chip is excellent mulch, and most customers keep at least some. We'll blow or tip it where you want it: garden beds, paths, around trees. Whatever you don't want, we take with us.
Yes — after big winds across Gippsland we run storm cleanup constantly: fallen limbs, split trees and scattered debris chipped and cleared so the property is safe and tidy again. Dangerous hung-up limbs are handled by our arborists first, then everything goes through the chipper.
Once you count trailer hire, tip fees, fuel and the weekends lost to repeat trips, on-site chipping usually wins for anything more than a small pile — and the material becomes useful mulch instead of landfill. Send a photo of the pile and we'll give you a free price to compare.
Yes — plenty of rural customers have us in on a schedule or after each season's pruning. If you're constantly generating green waste from windbreaks, orchards or garden maintenance, a standing arrangement is the cheapest way to stay on top of it.
Wood chipping and clean mulch
Wood chipping is part of a tree job — we chip on site as we go — rather than a standalone service. The mulch that comes off it is genuinely clean, and that's the point: anything that would grow as a weed is separated out before it goes through the mulcher — no palms, no yuccas, no ivy, no dirty soil. The pile is our own week of tree work, eucalypts, wattles, blackwoods and deciduous, so what you get is proper garden mulch. Delivered mulch is $25 plus GST per cubic metre, with delivery charged by distance.





