Since 2006, Ecomulch has proudly been an integral part of its community, not only providing superior, eco-friendly mulch products but also demonstrating a commitment to giving back.
With a decade-long tradition of donating mulch to local parks, schools, and community gardens, Ecomulch has actively helped in creating and enhancing green spaces that residents can enjoy.
Our ongoing efforts have boosted local biodiversity, improved soil health, and fostered community spirit. As a true champion of sustainable living and active community involvement, Ecomulch continues to uphold its dedication to service, contributing to a greener and more vibrant community for all.
Ecomulch Donations Over The Years
2016: Total: 89 Cubic Yards
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Acalanes High School – Global Student Embassy
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Adaptive Learning Center
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Alhambra High School
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Alhambra High School Grad Night Auction
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Bancroft Elementary School
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Boy Scout troop 239
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California Deer Association
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Christ the King Church
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College Park High School Instrumental Music Program
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Hidden Valley Elementary School
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Indian Valley Elementary School
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Lafayette Community Garden
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Las Juntas Elementary School
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Las Juntas Library
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Markham Regional Arboretum Society
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Martinez Historical Society
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Mary Farmar Elementary School
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Mount Diablo Elementary School
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New Leaf for Kiwanis Clubhouse
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Northgate High School
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Pleasant Hill Elementary School
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Rodgers Ranch Urban Farm and Teaching Garden
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Sequoia Middle School
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Shell/MEF Run for Education
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
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Strandwood Elementary School
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Sustainable Contra Costa
2015: Total: 489 Cubic Yards
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Acalanes High School – Global Student Embassy
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Alhambra High School
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Boy Scout Project for Holy Shepherd Lutheran Church
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Bringing Back the Natives
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California Deer Association
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Clayton Dog Park
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College Park High School Instrumental Music Program
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Creekside Church
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Dhyanyoga Center
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Green Valley Elementary
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Gregory Gardens Elementary School
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John Muir National Historic Site
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Lafayette Boy Scout Troop 204
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Las Juntas Elementary School
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Las Lomas High School – Global Student Embassy
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Loaves & Fishes Community Garden
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Lyngso Garden Materials
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Martinez Education Foundation (MEF)
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Martinez Unified School District
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New Leaf: A Sustainable Living Collaborative
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Northgate High School
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Orinda Garden Club
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Pleasant Hill Middle School
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Rodgers Ranch Urban Farm and Teaching Garden
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Ruth Bancroft Garden
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Sequoia Elementary School
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St. Baldrick’s Foundation
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Strandwood Elementary School
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Sustainable Contra Costa
2014: Total: 262 Cubic Yards
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Bring Back the Natives
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Center Avenue Community Garden
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College Park High School Instrumental Music Program
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College Park Organic Garden
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Concord Rotary Club
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Eagle Peak Montessori
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Fair Oaks Elementary School
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Faith Lutheran Church
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The Gardens at Heather Farm
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Joe DiMaggio Centennial Celebration
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John Muir Elementary School
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John Muir National Historic Site
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Lafayette Community Garden
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Las Juntas Elementary School
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Las Trampas
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Markham Regional Arboretum Society
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Martinez Historical Society
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Martinez Unified School District
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Orinda Garden Club
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Pleasant Hill Middle School
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Rodgers Ranch Urban Farm and Teaching Garden
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Sequoia Elementary School
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Sequoia Middle School
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
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Sustainable Contra Costa
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Ygnacio Valley High School
2013: Total: 247 Cubic Yards
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Acalanes High School
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Alhambra High School
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Bring Back the Natives
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Caring for Aaron Run/Walk Fundraiser
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Contra Costa Water District
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East Bay Municipal Utility District
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Diablo Community Day School
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Eagle Peak Montessori
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Evergreen Tree Care
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Faith Lutheran Church
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The Gardens at Heather Farm
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Girl Scout Troop 30547
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Harvest Lots Community Garden
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John Muir National Historic Site
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Lafayette Community Garden
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Las Juntas Elementary School
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Las Lomas High School
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Markham Regional Arboretum Society
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Martinez Education Foundation (MEF)
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Martinez Unified School District
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Orinda Garden Club
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Pleasant Hill Elementary
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Pleasant Hill Middle School
2012: Total: 217 Cubic Yards
- Buddha Gate Monastery
- College Park High School Community Service Day
- Diablo Community Day School Garden at Willow Creek Center
- Eagle Peak Montessori
- The Gardens at Heather Farm Wine & Roses
- Habitat for Humanity East Bay
- Hospice of the East Bay Tree of Lights Ceremony
- John Muir National Historic Site
- John Swett High School
- Lafayette Community Garden
- Lindsay Wildlife Experience
- Los Medanos College Nature Preserve
- Markham Regional Arboretum Society
- Martinez Church of Christ
- 4th Annual Orinda in Action Day
- Pleasant Hill Middle School
- Sequoia Middle School
- St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
- Stone Valley Middle School
- Strandwood Elementary School 15th Annual Dinner Dance Auction
- Sustainable Contra Costa 350 Home & Garden Challenge
- Weeds-to-food yard conversion project
- Sustainable Contra Costa
- Contra Costa Leadership in Sustainability Awards Gala
2011: Total: 304 Cubic Yards
- College Park High School Community Service Day
- Diablo Community Day School Garden at Willow Creek Center
- Holy Names Church
- John Swett High School
- Morello Park Elementary School
- Markham Regional Arboretum Society
- New Leaf: A Sustainable Living Collaborative Orchard
- Northgate High School
- Oakland Based Urban Gardens (OBUGS)
- Orinda Garden Club
- Triangle Public Service Area project:
- Sequoia Middle School
- Success Through Self Academy Butterfly Exhibit
- Sustainable Contra Costa
- Contra Costa Leadership in Sustainability Awards Gala
2010: Total: 156 Cubic Yards
- Buena Vista Children’s Club – Eagle Project
- Foothill High School Community Garden
- Foothill Middle School
- 2nd Annual GreenFest – Presented by Contra Costa Association of Realtors and Sustainable Contra Costa
- Helping Hands Christian Preschool
- John G. Mattos Elementary School
- Knightsen Elementary School
- Las Juntas Elementary School
- Markham Regional Arboretum Society
- Martinez Police Officers Association
- Sgt. Brian Carter fundraiser
- Michael Chavez Center for Economic Opportunity
- Morello Park Elementary
- Oakland Based Urban Gardens (OBUGS)
- St. Martin de Porres Elementary School 3rd Annual Art & Garden Tour
- Putnam Contra Costa Clubhouse
- Richmond Main Street Initiative, Inc.
- Spirit & Soul Festival
- Sustainable Contra Costa – Leadership in Sustainability Awards Gala
- Vallejo ESA student orchard project
- Willows Theatre Company
- Ygnacio Valley High School
- Ygnacio Valley Community Action Group: Boy Scout Eagle Project
2009: Total: 143 Cubic Yards
- Ace Architects
- Alhambra High School – Homecoming
- Boy Scout Troop 226
- City of Pleasant Hill 5th Annual Community Service Day
- Clayton Dog Park
- College Park High School
- Helping Hands Christian Preschool
- Hidden Valley Elementary School
- Lycee Francais de San Francisco
- Moraga School District
- Moraga Valley Swim and Tennis Club
- Noddin Elementary School- Eagle Scout garden project
- Oakland Based Urban Gardens (OBUGS)
- Sequoia Middle School
- Valhalla Elementary School
- Wagner Ranch Elementary School
Community Giving
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Companies We Love
Hamilton Tree Company
Hamilton Tree Company
A full service tree care company with certified arborists that recycles 100% of wastes through Ecomulch. This company offers every aspect of tree care; including pruning, removals, plant health care, for commercial and residential.
925-228-1010
California Urban Lumber
California Urban Lumber
(925) 766-1912
A local urban lumber producer that supplies our urban lumber and helps Hamilton Tree Service Inc. recycle their trees.
Sustainable Contra Costa
Sustainable Contra Costa
Rodger Ranch Urban Farm
Rodger Ranch Urban Farm
Rodgers Ranch is part of Pleasant Hill Rec & Park District
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Ecomulch – The Finest Commercial and Residential, Environmentally Friendly Mulch
Who We Are
What We Do
This company was founded to re-purpose the woody materials that our parent company, Hamilton Tree Service Inc., was generating and sending to the landfill. We have designed a product that is environmentally preferable and ecologically friendly.
How We Do It
Ecomulch takes the Mulch from its parent company Hamilton Tree Service inc. and distributes only the finest Mulch to not only Commercial but Residential environments. This method helps keep our Earth clean and Landfill’s a little less full.