What is stump grinding?

Stump grinding is the process of removing a tree stump by using a machine with a rotating cutting disk to grind the stump and roots into small pieces.

Why should I have my stump ground?

Stump grinding is important because it removes a potential hazard, improves the aesthetics of your property, and prevents the regrowth of new trees or shrubs from the old stump, and also eliminates the risk of pest infestations.

How much does stump grinding cost?

The cost of stump grinding can vary depending on the size and location of the stump, the complexity of the job, and the equipment used. It's best to contact us to get a quote for your specific needs.

Will stump grinding damage my property?

Stump grinding can cause some minor damage to your property, such as divots or marks on your lawn, but most companies take precautions to minimize any damage. Be sure to discuss any concerns with us before the work begins.

How long does the stump grinding process take?

The length of time it takes to grind a stump depends on the size of the stump and the equipment used. A small stump can be ground in as little as 30 minutes, while larger stumps can take several hours.

What happens to the stump grindings?

Typically, the stump grindings are left on site and can be used as mulch or soil amendment. Grindings may be removed for an additional fee.

Is stump grinding safe?

Stump grinding can be dangerous if not done properly. That's why it's important to hire a reputable stump grinding company with experienced operators who follow safety guidelines.

**Homeowners are responsible for contacting Diggers Hotline at 800-242-8511 at least two days prior to any stump grinding service to ensure safety and avoid any underground utility lines.

Can stump grinding be done in any weather?

Stump grinding can generally be done in any weather, as long as the ground is not frozen. However, we may choose not to operate in heavy rain or strong winds for safety reasons.

Do I need to be home during the stump grinding process?

It's not necessary for you to be home during the stump grinding process, but it's important to communicate with us about access to your property and any specific instructions or concerns you may have.