Free in Sussex
Free woodchip in Sussex.
Free wood chippings and woodchip drop sites across Sussex
Local tree surgeons drop chip and logs free at gardens, allotments, schools and farms that ask for it. East and West Sussex are well wooded, with steady tree work, and plenty of gardens, stables and smallholdings across the Weald and the Downs.
Covers Brighton, Worthing, Horsham, Crawley, Eastbourne and Chichester.
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Yes. Tree surgeons across Sussex pay gate fees to tip chip at green waste sites, so dropping it at a garden, allotment or farm nearby saves them money and miles. Hosts pay nothing, and Chiprun is free for everyone.
Every site within 35 miles of the middle of Sussex, which takes in Brighton, Worthing, Horsham, Crawley, Eastbourne and Chichester. Search by postcode to see what's near you exactly.
Woodchip from tree work is usually classed as waste. Spreading it on land may need a simple, free waste exemption from the Environment Agency. Arborists moving it should hold a waste carrier registration. Check what applies to you.
Only people signed in to Chiprun. Everyone else sees your town and a pin rounded to about a kilometre.