Debris from the tree we just cut is part of finishing that visit when we say it is. A second pile, firewood you wanted left, and the stump are separate answers. Put them on the request.
The wood from the tree we cut can be chipped or hauled. Choose before the day, not after the truck is full.
Logs you want for firewood should be named, or they get handled with the rest.
Stump grinding is its own line. A clean lawn does not mean the stump is gone.
Household trash, old fence panels, and a neighbor's pile are not tree debris.
What is included, and what you still have to name
When debris removal is part of the tree visit, the wood from that tree leaves the lawn, the walk, and the drive. Chips, firewood, and the stump are not silent extras. Name them when you request the work.
Chip on site if you want the material for beds. Haul it if you want the yard empty.
A brush pile that was already in the yard, or a neighbor's wood, is a different cleanup. Say so.
Grinding gets a stump low enough to mow. Digging the root ball out is closer to grading. See grind or dig.
Wood still in the crown, or on the house, is not this haul. See storm debris. Leave it alone until the crew can reach it safely.
Who this job is for
A fit
You are booking removal or pruning and want the yard usable the same day.
A different service
The only job is an old brush pile and no tree work. Say that plainly so it is booked as cleanup, not as a removal.
You need the stump low. Add grinding. See grind or dig.
Before the crew arrives
Chip, haul, or leave logsWhere a truck can parkPets and gates
What happens, in order
01
Look
Access, the drop area, and what you want kept.
02
Decide
The debris plan is part of the same yes as the cut.
03
Do
Cut, then chip or load the wood from that tree.
04
Leave
Walks and the drive are blown. The stump is still there unless grinding was included.