FREE WOOD CHIP MULCH DELIVERED TO YOUR DRIVEWAY
Our crews chip trees across Sydney every week. Instead of paying to dump those chips, we drop them at your place — a full load, delivered free.
There's no catch. There's just a dump fee.
Every tree we prune or remove becomes wood chips. Hauling those chips to a transfer station costs us money and burns an hour of the crew's day. Dropping them in your driveway costs us nothing.
That's the whole arrangement. You get mulch that would run $40–$65 a cubic metre delivered. We skip the queue at the dump and get back to work. Nobody is upselling you on the way out.
A full truckload of fresh arborist chips
Usually 10 to 20 cubic yards — enough to cover roughly 90 to 185 square metres at 75 mm deep.
It's whatever we chipped that day: mixed hardwood and softwood, wood, bark, and leaf matter together. Undyed. Untreated. No pallet wood, no fillers, no colour match. We dump it in one pile at the end of your driveway, or wherever else the truck can safely reach.
Fresh chips are chunky and uneven, and they'll settle and darken over a few months. They break down into excellent soil — they just don't look like a garden centre display on day one.
Six smart ways to use a free load
Garden paths and walkways
Soft underfoot, drains well, no edging required.
Around trees and shrubs
Holds moisture through dry spells, evens out soil temperature, and shades out weeds before they start.
Perennial and native beds
As chips break down they feed the fungal life that established plantings actually want.
Play areas and dog runs
A cushioned surface that composts down instead of turning to mud.
Bare or eroding slopes
Slows runoff and keeps your topsoil where you put it.
Compost piles
Free carbon to balance out kitchen scraps and grass clippings.
One rule worth following: keep chips on top of the soil, not tilled into it. Fresh wood pulls nitrogen as it decomposes. Spread on the surface, that's a feature. Mixed into a vegetable bed, it can stall your plants for a season.
Three steps to your free mulch
Tell us where to put it
Fill out the form with your address, a quick description of the drop spot, and how much you can take. Takes about a minute.
We call when we're close
Once we book a job near you, you'll get a text with a delivery window — usually 24–48 hours of notice. Bad timing? Pass on it and stay on the list.
We dump and go
The pile lands where you asked. You don't need to be home. Spreading is on you.
A few things to know before you join
The list moves fastest in spring and after storms, and slows down in winter. Adding your address takes under a minute, costs nothing, and you can turn down any delivery that comes at a bad time.
Truck access required
Roughly 3.6 metres of clearance and a surface that holds a loaded truck. Soft lawns and steep gravel drives don't work.
Loads go out whole
We can't split one or bring a half load. If 10 to 20 yards is more than you want, line up a neighbour to share it before you sign up.
No species requests
You get what came off that day's job.
No obligation
Plenty of people on our list have never hired us for tree work, and that's fine.
Get on the list before spring
Fill out the form below and we'll add you to our free mulch delivery list. Serving Greater Sydney and surrounding suburbs.
Get a free quote from Sydney's certified arborists
Whether it's tree removal, pruning, or storm damage, our in-house team is ready to help across Greater Sydney.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about our free mulch delivery program across Sydney. Can't find what you're looking for? Give us a call.
Yes. There is no delivery fee, fuel surcharge, or minimum. Dropping chips with you is cheaper for us than hauling them to a transfer station.