Stump Grinding

Get the stump out of the way.

Make room to mow, plant, or use your yard again. Cedar Stone grinds stumps below the surface, with cleanup agreed in your estimate.

Finish the job after the tree is gone.

An old stump can block a mower, interrupt a planting bed, or become a trip hazard. Grinding reduces the stump below ground level so you can plan the next step for your yard.

Grinding, not root excavation

Grinding reduces the stump without digging out the entire root system. Merick can explain the depth and approach for your site.

Plan the finish

Ask about a fresh stump or one that has been there for years. Access and stump size affect the estimate. Confirm chip removal, backfill, and any seeding separately.

How stump grinding works

1

Check the access

Measure the stump and check gates, slopes, roots, and obstacles.

2

Grind the stump

Reduce the stump below grade to the agreed depth.

3

Handle the chips

Complete the chip handling and cleanup listed in your estimate.

Ready to remove a stump?

Call Cedar Stone Tree Works for a free estimate on stump grinding or cleanup after tree removal.