Free fir wood chips, delivered to your place
When West Coast Tree Pros is chipping in your area, they'd rather dump a load in your driveway than haul it to the yard. Get on the list and tell them exactly where to put it.
Get on the chip list1. Tell us where
Your address, how many yards you want, and exactly where the truck should dump.
2. A crew is nearby
When they're working in your area, they check the list and pick the closest drops.
3. Chips show up free
No charge, no obligation. Loads go first come, first served as they're available.
What people use fir chips for
Garden & bed mulch
Holds moisture through August and smothers weeds without landscape fabric.
Muddy paths & paddocks
A thick layer turns a soupy walkway or gate area into solid footing all winter.
Driveways & parking pads
Cheap fill for gravel that's gone soft, or a temporary pad for equipment.
Chicken runs & animal pens
Dry footing that composts down instead of turning into a mud pit.
Trails & play areas
Soft, natural surfacing for a woodland trail or a kids' area.
Compost & soil building
Aged fir chips break down into some of the best soil amendment you can get.
Areas served
Also covering Lewis, Thurston, Grays Harbor and Pacific counties. Outside the list? Sign up anyway — crews travel.
Good to know
- A typical chip truck load is roughly 10–20 yards — it's a big pile, plan the spot.
- Chips are fresh: mostly fir limbs with needles mixed in. Let them age before using on garden beds.
- The truck needs room to back in and lift the bed — watch for low branches and wires.
- Drops depend on where crews are working that week. There's no guaranteed date.
Need actual tree work — removals, trimming, stump grinding? See the West Coast Tree Pros profile for photos, service areas and a quote.