
Brush & Debris
Brush & Debris
Chipped, loaded, gone.
Brush Clearing and Debris Hauling in Frankfort, KY
Half the tree calls we get in Franklin County are not about a standing tree at all — they are about the pile somebody already made. Brush clearing and hauling is straightforward work and it is the part homeowners most want off their hands.
What we take
- Storm brush and limbs already down
- Piles left behind by another crew or by a previous owner
- Fencerow and property-line overgrowth
- Honeysuckle, privet, and autumn olive thickets
- Overgrown beds, hedgerows, and volunteer trees against buildings
- Rounds you cut and then thought better of splitting
Old piles are different work
A pile down for two seasons has settled, grown into the ground, filled with soil and vines, and frequently houses wildlife. It chips poorly and handles slowly.
It is still perfectly doable — we just price it as what it is rather than as fresh brush.
Chip here or haul it off
Chipping on site and blowing chips into a wooded edge is the cheaper option and keeps the material working for you as mulch. Full haul-off costs more and leaves the place clean.
Keep fresh chips off tree and shrub trunks, and let them age before they go anywhere near a vegetable bed.
Check before you burn
Open burning in Kentucky is regulated seasonally and locally, and the rules change through the year — particularly during the winter and spring fire hazard season overseen by the Kentucky Division of Forestry.
Confirm the current position with the county before lighting anything, especially on a windy day near a fencerow.
For the specific fall fire-season dates, the 150-foot/daytime rule, and when hauling makes more sense than waiting on a legal burn window, see our brush and burn pile rules guide.
Common questions
Will you haul a pile I cut myself?
Yes, and it is a large share of this work. A photo is usually enough for a quote.
Can I keep the chips?
Yes, and it lowers the price. Tell us where to blow them.
Do you take dirt, stumps, or construction debris?
Woody material only. Soil, concrete, and construction waste go to different facilities.
How is it priced?
By volume and access — how much, how far it has to be carried to the truck, and how well it chips.
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Last updated August 2026