Most stumps only need grinding. When you are building, adding a patio or regrading, we can remove the stump and roots completely.
Grinding the stump below grade so grass, beds or new plantings can go back in.
Digging out the stump and root ball with our excavator for construction or hardscape.
Grinding exposed roots that trip people up or get in the way of mowing.
Raking out grindings and filling the hole so the area is level and ready to use.
From one stubborn oak stump to clearing dozens across a yard or lot.
We can remove stumps left behind after another company's tree work.
Grinding takes the stump down below the surface and leaves the roots to break down naturally. It is the quickest option and works well for lawns and planting beds.
Full removal digs out the stump and the main roots. It makes sense when you are pouring a slab, building a wall or patio, or regrading the area.
Size and number. The width of each stump and how many there are.
Access. Gates, slopes and tight spots determine which equipment we bring.
What is nearby. Foundations, walkways, irrigation and buried lines.
What comes next. Lawn, beds or construction, which decides between grinding and removal.



“They worked hard and quickly to remove around 30 stumps from the front yard and left the property looking wonderful with great clean up.”
“We had a couple of tree stumps that needed grinding and 2 old fallen trees across our creek that we wanted removed… on time as promised and cleaned up the areas when they were finished.”
“Freeman does amazing work quick response time..very professional from trimming and cutting to cleaning up and at a fair price.”
“I also appreciate Marvin and his crew removing the stumps.”
Deep enough that grass or plants can grow over the spot. If you plan to build or pour concrete there, we recommend full removal instead.
We can rake them into the hole, spread them as mulch, or haul them away.
Yes. We grind and remove stumps no matter who took the tree down.
Most trees do not sprout again once the stump is ground. A few species can send up shoots for a season, and we can tell you if yours is one of them.
Yes. We work carefully around foundations, walkways and stonework, and we will point out anything nearby that needs protecting.
Estimates are free and done in person by the owner.