Services: Edmonton & area
Tree Mulch & Wood Chip Delivery in Edmonton
Clean, fast, premium mulch delivery.
Clean, fresh wood chip mulch delivered fast to your property. It's a mix of wood, leaves, and small branches from trees we've just removed: it retains moisture, breaks down into healthy soil, and protects tree roots through the seasons. Free or low-cost when we have chips available.
If you're in central Edmonton and need mulch for garden beds, pathways, or landscape projects, we deliver. A load is usually around 9–10 yards.
Why arborist chips are good for trees
Arborist chips are fresh, varied (wood, leaves, and small branches), and biologically active. As they decompose they build soil structure, feed beneficial fungi, hold moisture, and protect roots from heat and freeze-thaw stress. And they're free or low-cost. We'd otherwise be driving further to dump them, so putting them where they'll do some good suits us both.
How we deliver
We deliver with our chip truck. A load is usually around 9–10 yards, so you'll need room for a full load. There's no set schedule. The chips come straight from the trees we're removing, so timing depends on where we're working that week. We'll reach out when we have a load in your area.
Where we work
Edmonton & surrounding communities.
We deliver chips across central Edmonton, most often in the neighbourhoods below.
Want a quote for mulch delivery?
An ISA-certified arborist walks your property and gives you a detailed quote in writing.
Frequently asked
Tree Mulch & Wood Chip Delivery FAQs
Is arborist mulch safe for my garden?
Yes. Fresh wood chip mulch is safe and excellent for ornamental trees, shrubs, and most perennial beds. Two notes: avoid using fresh chips as a top-dressing in vegetable beds (the decomposition can briefly tie up nitrogen at the soil surface), and don't pile them against the trunks of trees (volcano mulching is bad for trees of any age).
Can I get mulch from a tree that had Dutch elm disease?
We do not deliver chips from trees removed for Dutch elm disease. Provincial rules require that infected elm material be disposed of through specific approved channels. All chips we deliver are from healthy removals.
How much mulch do I need?
Rough rule: 1 cubic yard covers about 100 square feet at 3 inches deep. A typical residential tree ring (4-foot radius) takes about 0.5-1 yard. A small backyard tree-and-shrub project is usually 3-5 yards. We can help you estimate based on your project.
Other services
Complete tree care across Edmonton.
Ready for a quote?
An ISA-certified arborist will walk your property, talk through what your trees need, and give you a detailed quote in writing.