greggwag
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I live in NYC, and so I'm not familiar with what one does with the debris from tree trimming and removals. I will be doing jobs in Smithtown and Port Jefferson--would I take it to their respective recycling centers?
Brush/Chips Disposal
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TDunk
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Well, i live in the country (kind-of) but i just burn mine. Kind of smokey but there's nothing left and with fuel what it is it's the cheapest way i've found to dispose of them.
tomtrees58
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big $$ we all have free dumps but i have Ben in biz four 33 years in glen cove good luck tom trees
boltonranger
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You can rent a chipper
I just did a hedge that was 12 x 15 x 150'
Took it down to about 4 x 4
Chipper made quick work of the brush. Could've blown into the pickup bed, but HO was going to use chips in flowerbed.
$128.- for 4 hours; was able to handle up to 6" diameter.
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I just did a hedge that was 12 x 15 x 150'
Took it down to about 4 x 4
Chipper made quick work of the brush. Could've blown into the pickup bed, but HO was going to use chips in flowerbed.
$128.- for 4 hours; was able to handle up to 6" diameter.
-br
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