The usual method of tree stump removal is to use a stump machine to grind the stump into very small chips, then rake the area flat and neaten up.
Once a tree has been removed, part of the tree may still be buried in the ground, out of sight. If the stump is not removed in time, it may sit there rotting and can easily become home to termites, ants, and other pests.
A stump left behind can also get in the way of future paving, landscaping, or construction plans — and may cause tripping and injury for children and adults alike.
We can usually get the whole stump out, as our machine can go about 13–20 inches deep. This depends on access conditions, but we'll always let you know how much of the stump we can remove.
Tree Stump Removal Goes By Many Names
- Tree stump removal
- Tree stump grinding
- Stump grubbing
- Tree stump grubbing
- Stump grinding
- Tree root removal
Stump Grinding Service Area
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