Thinking about getting that stump out of your property? We will do it for you!
Our team of professional arborists is experienced in accomplishing stump job of any size, no matter how big or small. We combine the best practices with a commitment to excellent customer satisfaction, leaving behind a smooth and beautiful yard ready for new growth or landscaping projects.
Introduction
Stump grinding and removal are two different concepts in stump disposing. It slightly differs by the methods that are involved. In stump grinding, a grinding machine is used to grind the stump of a tree into small wood chips. Stump removal includes extracting the roots and the stump from your yard so that no tree parts are left.
Arborists or tree service professionals use both these techniques to remove stumps after a tree has fallen or been cut down. Stump grinding and removal are important for maintaining a property’s appearance, safety, and health. Leftover stumps can be unattractive, create tripping risks, and attract pests. They may also cause unwanted regrowth, which can be difficult to control. If the tree was diseased, the stump might carry pathogens that could spread to healthy plants. Removing stumps also opens space for landscaping, gardening, or other outdoor projects. Eliminating stumps prevents potential problems while enhancing the property's overall appeal.
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The average cost to remove a stump is between $120 to $400, but it can vary depending on the size of the stump, root complexity, tree species, site conditions, and access.
Yes, stump grinding is usually cheaper than full stump removal. It also prevents the tree from growing back, removes pest habitats, and helps make your yard look neat and smooth.
The fastest method is stump grinding, where a machine grinds the stump into wood chips. Another quick option is burning, but it can be messy and requires safety measures.
Stump grinding usually takes 15 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the size and location of the stump.
Costs for stump removal typically range from $200 to $700 or more, depending on the stump’s size and whether you choose manual removal or grinding. Manual removal involves digging out the stump and roots and is usually more expensive.
In most cases, stump removal isn’t required by law, but it’s a good idea to check with your local municipality to be sure.