What this covers
- Stumps ground below grade
- Surface roots chased where needed
- Chip cleanup and backfill
- Topsoil and seed to finish the spot
- Multiple-stump and fence-row discounts on trips
Below grade, not just flush
Cutting a stump flush with a chainsaw leaves a dead disc you will mow around for a decade. Grinding takes the stump and the main root flare down below grade, so the spot can be backfilled with soil, seeded, and forgotten. Once the grass comes in, you will have to look hard to remember where the tree stood.
Cleanup is part of the job
Grinding throws a surprising pile of chips. We rake them out, backfill the hole, and either leave the mulch for your beds or haul it off, your call. We do not leave a mound of chips where the stump used to be.
One stump or a fence row
A single backyard stump is a quick stop. A fence row or old windbreak full of them is a morning. Either way it is the same equipment and the same result, and doing several at once always beats paying for separate trips.
Finish it with seed
Most stump jobs end with topsoil and seed so the lawn heals over in one season instead of three. Since grading and seeding is our bread and butter, that finish work is one call, not two contractors.