FAQ
1. How many acres can be mulched in a day?
The North Creek Mulching Process is eco-friendly and can clear 2-3 acres per day on average. There are a lot of factors but that's about the industry standard.
2. Will I need permits?
No, the North Creek Mulching Process requires no hauling, burning, city, or county permitting for mulching vegetation less than 10" in diameter.
3. What is selective clearing?
Selective clearing is basically the customer choosing what stays and what goes. Part of the appeal of the North Creek Mulching Process verses a heavy equipment clearing is the selectiveness in which you can clear an area. Our process is very eco-friendly and does not damage the root systems of neighboring tree so you can be even more selectively about what trees stay and what trees go.
4. Will grass and undergrowth come back in the mulched area?
Yes, but the erosion barrier left after the North Creek Mulching Process slows regrowth. We recommend routine maintenance to prevent any long term regrowth.
5. What happens to the mulched by product from the North Creek mulching process?
Because mulching by-product makes a great natural erosion barrier, the by-product is left on the ground. The by-product can be mulched down into varying degrees of chip size. It is purely customer preference to how fine the erosion barrier is cut down to.
6. Heavy Equipment vs the North Creek Mulching Process?
Heavy equipment is like bringing in the United States Military to do the job of local law enforcements. It will get the job done but it will be messy and disturbing to the indigenous eco-system. Heavy equipment works by ripping trees and brush completely out of the ground. Creating huge piles of debris for disposal which must be left to dry and then burned, with the remaining debris requiring labor-some sorting and more cost in hauling off fees.
7. What areas do you service?
Greater Atlanta, Georgia, and some surrounding States depending on the type of job.
8. What's the advantages to mulching?
The mulch created by the North Creek Mulching Process helps to restore the ph balance of the soil therefore creating a richer healthier eco-system everywhere it touches. It also acts as and erosion control barrier slowing any unwanted regrowth. Besides, creates a more aesthetically pleasing look for your property, it also creates functionally because you can immediately drive or play on the mulched area.
9. What is an eco-friendly mulching head?
North Creek Mulching is currently using FAE equipment featuring eco-friendly mulching heads with Advanced Shredding Technology. Our FAE equipment uses hydraulic flow to create the centrifugal force necessary for the drum grinding process to quickly and safely reduces unwanted trees and brush into a eco-friendly erosion barrier.
