Stump Grinding
Have an ugly stump in your yard? Our stump grinding service will make quick work of the stump, large or small.
Common reasons for using our stump grinding service:
- Tree roots can cause damage to foundations, pavement, and buried utilities.
- Improving visual appeal – it doesn’t look good to have an old tree stump in your yard.
- Not only are they ugly, but tree stumps take up space.
Stump removal is best left to the professionals
Without the proper equipment and knowledge, things can go wrong or take longer than desired. We have grinders of various sizes to handle stumps small to large – or even a field of stumps. The tracks of our machines disperse their weight and leave your yard in excellent condition.
Our stump grinding crew is highly trained
Our expert crew has years of experience with even the most difficult stump grinding projects. We have the resources, equipment, and training to ensure that the project is completed safely and effectively.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of the common questions we receive regarding stump grinding services.
How far down do you grind the stump?
We typically go 10-12 inches below the surface of the ground, leaving plenty of room to put grass seed down and make your lawn look like there was never a tree there.
Do you remove stump grind shavings?
We can remove shavings for an additional cost. Typically, homeowners will put stump grind shavings around their homes or in garden beds. They’re great for encouraging the growth of plants!
Do you call miss dig?
We assess every situation and plan accordingly. For stumps that might have nearby utilities, we will call miss dig. For stumps that we are reasonably sure do not have utilities nearby, we grind with caution.
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Tree Removal
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Forestry Mulching
Our forestry mulching and brush hogging service is great for thinning out woods, removal of small trees and brush, or keeping overgrowth down.