Our Work

Have a big stump? A small stump? A stump on a hill? Even a stump by a fence? We’ve got you covered. Check out our Facebook Page for even more!

Start to finish!
We take all the precautionary measures to keep your home + yard intact.
Now we wait for the grass to grow… you’ll never know a stump was there!
We love a challenge! We built a ramp on both sides of the sidewalk using blocks and laid plywood on top to protect it from the weight of the equipment, ground the stump and roots up to 12 inches deep to ensure there was no stump remaining, and cleaned out the debris to the extent the customer wished.
When having your stump ground for a tree replant in the same location, make sure it is done correctly. Most nurseries recommend grinding 18-24 inches deep and 3-4 ft wide. All debris must be removed and replaced with topsoil. This will give your new tree the best start it can get!
Spending less isn’t always best!
This customer fell victim to the ol ”grind and run” as we call it. The contractor will grind the stump less than an inch below grade (even less in this case) pile the grindings on top, and leave–hiding the subpar job until the customer moves the grindings to find the stump is still there!
We’ve have handled 50+ of these regrinds this year alone because customers could no longer reach the previous contractor.
New driveway is going in soon on this job, so the customer needed this stump ground down 18 inches and cleaned out so they can fill it with stone to keep the new driveway from sinking.
Turning some flower beds for one of our great customers.
There was more than meets the eye on this job. Besides the large cherry stump, there were 7 other small stumps surrounding it with roots everywhere. Beyond that, there’s a large area of bamboo stumps as well.