Sign up for Free Mulch!
Free mulch.
Big truck.
No promises.
Tree crews have woodchips. You’ve got a garden.
We help the two find each other.
Join the free standby list and you could receive
a full truckload when an arborist is working nearby.
It’s not a delivery booking — it’s an opportunity.
To join the free standby list
Typical to large truckload sizes
Delivery depends on nearby tree crews
Know what you’re getting into.
Arborist woodchips are brilliant for gardens.
But we’re talking about a real truckload,
not a few bags from the hardware store.
That’s a serious pile of mulch.
A large load can reach 15 cubic metres.
Make sure you have somewhere safe for the
truck to unload and a plan for spreading it.
Don’t need that much? Organise a few neighbours
to share it before requesting.
Actual load size depends on the arborist’s truck.
Got mulch?
Now what?
We’ve created a practical guide to handling
woodchips safely, choosing the right tools,
protecting yourself from dust and spreading
mulch at the right depth.
MOVE IT SAFE.
SPREAD IT SMART.
Safety / Tools / Gardening
How the standby list works.
Seven things worth knowing before you drop your pin.
It’s not a booking.
Arborists use the map when they’re working nearby
and need somewhere to unload. Your address is a
possible stop, not a scheduled delivery.
A load may never arrive.
The whole truck is yours.
Crews generally unload everything at one address.
They don’t split the load into smaller deliveries.
If you need a few bags, a garden supplier is
a better fit.
You’ll need room.
Loads are often 7–12 cubic metres and can
reach 15. You’re responsible for any leftovers.
MulchSpot and the arborist don’t return to
collect excess mulch.
It’s real arborist mulch.
Colour, size, species and texture vary.
Hardwood, softwood and palm material differ.
Learn the difference →
Want to stand out? Go Gold.
Choose the paid-delivery option and your
listing appears Gold on the map, showing
arborists you’re willing to pay for delivery.
You pay the arborist directly after delivery,
not MulchSpot when signing up.
Gold doesn’t guarantee a load.
The free option stays free.
One request, one listing.
When an arborist purchases your listing,
it’s removed from the available map.
If you need another load later,
submit a new request.
Changed your mind?
Email
theteam@mulchspot.com.au
with your address and suburb as soon as
possible so the listing can be removed.
Free or Gold. Your call.
Both options put your address in front of
arborists working in your area.
Free standby
List your address at no cost and wait
for a crew that needs somewhere convenient
to unload.
No charge to join.
No delivery guarantee.
Paid delivery offer
Offer the arborist a payment for delivering
to your address. Your Gold listing is
highlighted on their map.
Pay the arborist after delivery.
Still no delivery guarantee.
Ready for a truckload?
Put your address on the map, keep your phone handy
and make sure you’ve got somewhere suitable for
the chips to go. No subscriptions. No promises.
Just a smarter way to reuse a valuable resource.