Recommend a Company That Burns Piles

[RiverRat1]

Are they near other trees and brush? I burned 12-15 HUGE piles the same day. Piles were 10-15' tall by 20' wide. It was a little crazy looking when the sun went down.

Fires don't really get out of control unless there's lots of fuel lose by and very dry conditions.

I don't know anyone though.

[HTOWN]

If ya can zoom in alittle, I think there's about 15 burning in this picture. Sure makes it nice when it turns green again. Should be able to knock them out in a few trips.

[flywise]

if you have a farm liability policy light it up

[Man]

You would need a dozer and water truck, but rates are generally $800-$1400 day.

Holy cow.. im in the wrong business.
24pk, portable radio, gasoline, a match, old school aluminum lawn chairs, and some old fire stomping boots is all we needed. Could probably see our fires from the international space station. Total cost...24pk

[TexasCanesFan]

Huh......never heard of such a thing. Learn something new everyday.

[dclifton]

You would need a dozer and water truck, but rates are generally $800-$1400 day.

BT lowry ive got the dozers, trucks and water wagons lets go lol.

$1400 a day and im in.

[SaintBlaise]

Are they near other trees and brush? I burned 12-15 HUGE piles the same day. Piles were 10-15' tall by 20' wide. It was a little crazy looking when the sun went down.

Fires don't really get out of control unless there's lots of fuel lose by and very dry conditions.

I don't know anyone though.

We have some massive piles from Laura that have just been stacked up by an excavator. Waiting for a zero wind forecast before we light it. It's gonna be hot, so we have to plow a few rings around the exterior. I'll try to post some pictures.

[gingib]

I didn’t know this was a thing. Everyone I know just waits for the right weather and then sets them off


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I know!

Proof people will pay for anything

[Ætheling]

Had a guy do clearing recently no where near you so cant recommend. He digs a 16 by 16ft hole in the ground with an excavator and burns everything in the hole. Acts like a chimney and gets so hot you can burn green timber in it. If you are worried about fires this is the safest way I have seen it done. Not sure if practical for you depending on how far these piles are apart.

[mfarmer]

What do people pay for someone to come out and burn brush piles?

I may start a side business

I have burned some huge piles and other than taking several days to burn completely up none have been a problem

My side business is drinking beer. Want to partner up? Burn brush and drink some beer for $1400 a day???

[Johnny]

I like a little wind before I light up a big pile...makes things a bit more interesting.

[bloodtrailer28]

Who would have thought you needed a dozer and a water truck to burn some brush piles. Burned many a pile without either!

Wait for some rain rent a skid steer and light em up!

[Calrob]

Who would have thought you needed a dozer and a water truck to burn some brush piles. Burned many a pile without either!

Wait for some rain rent a skid steer and light em up!

All we ever needed was a cooler full of beer to burn piles.

[Kong]

We use an excavator, 5 gallons of diesel, a 6 pack of beer and a few matches. We’ve burned no less than 50 in the last month alone. If the ground allows for it we prefer to dig a hole to burn them in but that’s not required by any means. It sure makes burning every last stick of wood easy though,,

[JeffJ]

I like to set mine on fire a little after sundown and let them burn at night.
not near as much danger to get out of control. It burns a lot slower at night
and does a better job getting everything. Not very much wind and way less chance of embers flying off and starting unwanted fires

I had always heard that burning at night was against the law.