The goal of tree recycling is to reduce waste, conserve resources, and promote sustainability by finding new uses for what would otherwise be considered waste.

There are several ways to recycle trees and organic material, including:

Mulching: Tree branches and other organic material can be chipped into small pieces and used as mulch. Mulch is made from coarse ground branches and leaves. Mulch improves moisture retention at trees root base and keeps root temperatures constant, helps with weed control and is aesthetically pleasing. Should be spread at a rate of six to twelve inches for best effect.

Composting: Trees and other organic material can be composted to create nutrient-rich compost that can be used to improve soil and promote plant growth.

Wood chips: Tree branches and other woody material can be chipped into small pieces and used as a groundcover or for landscaping purposes.

Firewood: Trees and branches can be cut into firewood and used as a fuel source. We split and resell seasoned oak, eucalyptus, and pine to local residents.

Wood products: Trees and branches can be processed into a variety of wood products, including lumber, paper, and other products.

Wildlife habitats: Trees and branches can be left in natural areas to provide habitat for wildlife and promote biodiversity.

Recycling trees and organic material has many benefits, including reducing waste, conserving resources, and promoting sustainability. When recycling trees and organic material, it's important to follow proper safety procedures and environmental regulations to ensure that the process is done in a responsible and sustainable manner. Give us a call if you are considering tree recycling or tree removal.