How do I get free wood chips in Taylors, SC?

Submit the request form with your address, the drop spot, and any species exclusions. We bring a load when a crew is working in your area. Taylors is close to our yard, so these requests move quickly.

How big is a free load of wood chips in Taylors?

Roughly 15 cubic yards, covering about 1,600 square feet at 3 inches deep. We do not drop less than 10 cubic yards.

Are Taylors chips mostly hardwood?

Yes. The Wade Hampton and Pleasantburg corridors and the properties bordering Paris Mountain State Park are dominated by mature oak, tulip poplar, and hickory. Those chips are coarser and break down more slowly than the pine-heavy loads that come out of areas toward Duncan and Lyman.

My Taylors lot is on a slope. Can you still drop a load?

We need a reasonably level spot to raise the dump body safely — a driveway apron or a flat pad works. A side slope does not. Taylors grades are steeper than most of suburban Greenville, so add a photo of your intended spot and we will confirm before routing a load.

Is this the same as the bagged mulch sold at Taylors garden centers?

No. This is fresh arborist wood chip mulch — chipped limbs, trunk wood, and leaves from tree work around Taylors — not dyed or screened bark mulch. It is coarser, it breaks down into the soil faster, and it costs nothing. It works well on paths, around tree bases, and in beds where a uniform look is not the priority.

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Free Wood Chip Mulch Delivery in Taylors, SC

Martin Tree and Turf Care delivers free wood chip mulch throughout Taylors, SC. A load is roughly 15 cubic yards — about 1,600 square feet of mulch at 3 inches deep — at no cost. Taylors sits minutes from our Greer yard, so it is one of the easiest areas for us to reach.

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What gets chipped in Taylors?

Chips come off whatever we removed or pruned that day, so the species mix follows the local tree population. In Taylors that usually means Water oak, Tulip poplar, Hickory, White oak, and Sweetgum. You can exclude a species on the request form — it means waiting longer, but we will hold your request rather than send something you did not want.

Taylors borders Paris Mountain State Park, and the large hardwoods coming off those hilly lots produce some of the coarsest, longest-lasting chips we haul anywhere in Greenville County
The Wade Hampton Boulevard and Pleasantburg Drive corridors hold mature 50-to-70-year canopy, so Taylors loads are consistently oak, tulip poplar, and hickory rather than pine
Taylors sits just west of our Greer yard, which makes it one of the shortest runs we make — short hauls are the ones we can fill fastest
Taylors lots run to steeper grades than suburban Greenville, so a level drop spot is worth picking carefully — a loaded chip truck will not dump safely on a side slope

Where can we drop chips in Taylors?

Anywhere a loaded truck can back in and raise a dump body — about 12 feet of width, a firm surface that will not rut, and clear overhead. A driveway apron or a flat pad at the edge of the yard is the usual spot. Taylors is minutes from our Greer yard — one of the shortest runs we make.

We bring a load when a crew is working in your area. We do not run a dedicated delivery truck, so the timing follows our Taylors job schedule rather than a calendar. Add a photo of your drop spot to the request and we will confirm access before routing a load, rather than sending a truck that has to turn around.

Doing tree work in Taylors yourself? You do not have to request a load at all — see our Taylors tree service page, and tell us at the estimate that you want the chips left on site.

How many loads do you need?

One load runs about 15 cubic yards and covers roughly 1,600 square feet at 3 inches deep. Most Taylors yards need one. Enter your square footage below.

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What is the area you want to cover (square feet)?

Multiply length × width for a rectangular bed. For a circle, multiply radius × radius × 3.14.

How deep do you want the chips?

2 inchesRefresh over existing chips — thin top-dress3 inchesStandard depth for new beds and tree rings (recommended)4 inchesHeavy layer — paths and weed suppression

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Comparing against bought mulch? The mulch coverage calculator prices the same area in bags and cubic yards, and the wood chip guide covers depth, nitrogen tie-up, and which plants to keep fresh chips away from.

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Your details

First name

Last name

Phone

Text me when a load is headed my way. Message rates apply.

Where the chips go

Street address

Unit, apartment, suite (optional)

City

State

ZIP

The drop spot

Where should we dump the chips? A loaded truck needs about 12 feet of width, a firm surface, and clear overhead to raise the dump body.

Gate or driveway width, if it is tight (optional)

What you want

How much do you want?

One full loadA few loads over timeOngoing drop site

Any species you do not want?

PineBlack walnutOakSweetgum

Anything else to leave out (optional)

I will also take logs, not just chips — we can drop rounds for firewood on the same trip.

Photo of the drop spot (optional)

Add up to 5 photos so we can confirm access before we route a loadJPG or PNG, up to 8 MB each.

Free load, free delivery, no obligation. Minimum drop is 10 cubic yards.

Free Wood Chips in Taylors — Common Questions

: Submit the request form with your address, the drop spot, and any species exclusions. We bring a load when a crew is working in your area. Taylors is close to our yard, so these requests move quickly.
: Roughly 15 cubic yards, covering about 1,600 square feet at 3 inches deep. We do not drop less than 10 cubic yards.
: Yes. The Wade Hampton and Pleasantburg corridors and the properties bordering Paris Mountain State Park are dominated by mature oak, tulip poplar, and hickory. Those chips are coarser and break down more slowly than the pine-heavy loads that come out of areas toward Duncan and Lyman.
: We need a reasonably level spot to raise the dump body safely — a driveway apron or a flat pad works. A side slope does not. Taylors grades are steeper than most of suburban Greenville, so add a photo of your intended spot and we will confirm before routing a load.
: No. This is fresh arborist wood chip mulch — chipped limbs, trunk wood, and leaves from tree work around Taylors — not dyed or screened bark mulch. It is coarser, it breaks down into the soil faster, and it costs nothing. It works well on paths, around tree bases, and in beds where a uniform look is not the priority.

Free wood chips near Taylors

We deliver free chips across Greenville County and the wider Upstate. If your address is closer to one of these, start there:

See every city we deliver free wood chips to, or read about tree trimming in Upstate SC — trimming is where most of our chips come from.