Stump Grinding

Stump Grinding
Why Should You Get Your Stumps Ground?

🌳 Why Stump Removal Matters

Leaving a stump behind may seem harmless at first, but it quickly becomes an eyesore, a tripping hazard, and a breeding ground for pests, rot, and regrowth. Stumps can attract termites, ants, fungi, and other insects that eventually spread to nearby trees—or worse, your home. Removing the stump improves safety, prevents unwanted sprouts, and restores the clean look and full use of your yard.

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🏡 Clean Finish & Reuse of Space

Once grinding is complete, we clean the area, backfill the hole with mulch or topsoil as requested, and leave your yard ready for new grass, landscaping, or fresh planting. Removing the stump restores your space, improves curb appeal, and prevents long-term issues that neglected stumps create.

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🪓 How We Remove Stumps the Right Way

We grind the stump down below surface level and follow the roots approximately 6 inches deep to eliminate major surface roots that can cause lawn damage, mower interference, or future growth. Any exposed or raised surface roots are addressed to ensure a smooth, level finish that blends with your landscape. The goal is to fully eliminate the stump—not just shave off the top.