Air curtain incineration
Air Curtain Burning & Mobile Incineration

What is air curtain burning?
Our air curtain incinerator directs air across a burn chamber to help wood debris burn more completely. It reduces smoke compared with open burning, but still produces smoke and emissions.
We offer paid tree and brush debris drop-off by appointment. Call to confirm your load, pricing, and appointment.
For select large projects or major emergencies, we can bring the burner to a suitable site. Availability, safe equipment access, working space, and required approvals determine whether mobile service is an option.
We handle cleanup jobs of all sizes at a fair price. Ask us whether hauling, drop-off disposal, or mobile burning is right for your project.
- Our equipment
- S330 Air Burner
- Stated processing range
- 11–13 tons/hr
- Actual throughput depends on moisture, debris size, loading, and working conditions. No guaranteed rate.
Where it fits
A disposal plan for bigger wood debris jobs
Storm debris disposal
Brush burning service
Check the site before scheduling
01
Describe the debris
Tell us your location, material type, and approximate pile size. We’ll discuss the disposal options.
02
Review access and approvals
Equipment access, nearby structures, weather, and current state and local restrictions all matter. Confirm required permissions before burning.
03
Agree on the full cleanup
We’ll agree on loading, disposal, and remaining cleanup as part of your estimate.
Review current Georgia EPD open-burning requirements. Approval and restrictions must be checked for each project.
FAQ
Air curtain burner service questions
Is air curtain incineration the same as an open brush pile?
No. A purpose-built burner directs a stream of air across the combustion chamber to help contain smoke and support more complete burning. It still produces emissions and requires appropriate site conditions and approvals.
How much material can the S330 process?
Our stated processing range is 11–13 tons per hour. Moisture, material size, loading, weather, and site setup affect output, so this is not a guaranteed rate or a job-duration estimate.
Can every debris pile be burned?
No. We review every load before scheduling. Call to confirm which trees, brush, and wood debris are suitable for your project.
Do I need approval for on-site burning?
Yes. State and local requirements vary by site and current restrictions. Required approvals must be confirmed before scheduling.
