Get large piles of branches and logs out of the way. Our truck uses a loading arm to lift and haul tree waste.
A pile of logs and branches can block your drive or fill your yard. A grapple truck uses a loading arm to lift large tree waste. We check the pile and the pickup spot before hauling.
Tell us if the pile has branches, logs, or brush. Explain how it got there and what you want removed.
Do not mix in household trash, building waste, dirt, or chemicals. Ask which materials are accepted before adding them.
The truck needs firm ground, turning room, and space above the pile. Cars, fences, and low wires can block loading.
Keep wood away from fire hydrants, drains, and sidewalks. Do not put it in the road. Check local rules and ask us where it should go.
Share the pile’s rough length, width, and height. Photos from two sides can help show its size.
Tell us about large logs and anything mixed in. A photo cannot show the exact weight or number of truck loads.
Pile size, type of wood, access, and trips affect the price. A pile by a clear drive differs from one behind a fence.
If wood must be moved first, ask whether that is included. Hauling is not the same as cutting trees or clearing standing brush.
Arrange gate entry and move cars from the loading spot. Keep people and pets away. Tell us if you add wood after the estimate.
Ask what final cleanup covers. Small bits may remain unless raking or sweeping is included. Hauling does not level the ground.
Ready to discuss grapple truck service? Request a free estimate from Sanford Tree Removal or call 386-260-9475. Share your address and tell us what matters most to you.
A pile of logs and branches can block your drive or fill your yard. A grapple truck uses a loading arm to lift large tree waste. We check the pile and the pickup spot before hauling.
Review the pile size, type of wood, and pickup spot.
Check truck access and room above the pile.
Load and haul the tree waste in your estimate.
We handle the wood and cleanup listed in your estimate. Ask what will be left and which next steps are up to you.
You deserve clear answers and a work plan you understand. We look at your tree, nearby buildings, and the path into your yard. We explain the price and cleanup before you decide.
Move large piles of tree waste out of the way.
Choose a loading route around your drive and plants.
Use a loading arm rather than move each log by hand.
Get a clear price for the pile and trips needed.
Ask us first. Keep piles away from wires, drains, fire hydrants, and sidewalks. The truck must be able to reach them safely.
It depends on the truck’s reach and access. Tell us the distance, gate size, and nearby wires before moving the pile.
Share its rough length, width, and height. Tell us if it is mostly branches or heavy logs.
Do not mix it with tree waste. Ask about accepted materials first and tell us about anything already mixed in.
Ask first. It must not block drains, sidewalks, wires, or traffic. The truck also needs a safe place to load.
Yes, ask about both in your estimate. Agree on the pickup spot, timing, and which wood will be removed.
Check with your city or county before work starts. Your homeowners group may have rules too. An estimate is not a permit.
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