Stump grinding
The stump disappears and the lawn goes back to being lawn.
Grinding below grade, grindings managed, and the area left level so you can seed it, plant it or mow straight over it.
What grinding actually does
Below the surface, not just flush with it.
A stump cut flush still sits in the ground and still sinks, sprouts and trips people. We grind below grade so the top of the root plate is gone and the ground can be brought back level.
Grindings are a mix of wood and soil. We can rake them back into the hole and crown it slightly for settling, or haul them off and leave the void ready for clean topsoil.
Things worth telling us
A short conversation saves the surprises.
What is buried nearby
Irrigation lines, invisible fencing, low-voltage lighting, septic and utility runs. Mark what you know and we will locate the rest.
How we reach it
Gate width and ground firmness decide the machine. A narrow-access grinder can get through most side gates.
What happens to the void
Backfilled with grindings, or emptied out for topsoil if you are planting something in the same spot.
What comes next in that spot
Grass, a bed, a patio or a new tree. Where it is going changes how we finish it.
Have a stump left from someone else's work?
We grind stumps whether or not we took the tree down. Send a photo with something for scale and we will take it from there.