Stump Grinding & Removal

Stump grinding refers to the process of cutting the tree stump down to the surface of the ground. Unlike stump removal, stump grinding does not remove the roots and is instead covered with soil or dirt. This procedure aims for the roots and stumps to decay naturally. 

On average, a professional service will grind the stump about 4 to 6 inches below ground level. It costs less than tree stump removal, and does not impact landscaping. Since grinding has minimal disruption of your site, there will not be a large hole to fill in nor complications from underground utility lines and pipes. The required time to remove a stump is dependent on  the size and location of the stump. 

When a tree is removed, the unsightly stump remains, detracting from the overall aesthetic appeal of your property and pose a significant hazard increasing your liability as they can be dangerous to the property owner and visitors.

After a tree has been cut down, stumps can still generate new tree growth. This is called sucker growth and can be a nuisance to remove. This growth also takes away nutrients from other plants that are in close proximity. Stumps become a breeding ground for unwanted pests such as rodents and insects.

We recognize the benefits of the bringing overall health to your site, including after the removal of a tree.  Moreover, we take environmental responsibility seriously by repurposing the leftover wood into valuable mulch, reducing waste and promoting sustainability.

We look forward to earning your trust as we guide you through our precision-based stump removal process.