Grinding Several Stumps at Once

Got More Than One Stump?

A lot of yards in Richmond Hill have more than one old stump. Maybe it’s a row of cedars that came out years ago, a couple of dead ash trees, or stumps left over from a builder. Having them all ground on the same visit is usually the best value, because the grinder only has to be brought in once.

How It Works

1. Tell us how many. When you call or text, let us know roughly how many stumps and how big. A photo helps.
2. We quote them together. We come out the same day, look at each stump, and give you one free quote for the lot.
3. We grind them all. Each stump goes below the grass line, with surface roots ground down if needed.
4. We clean up. Chips are raked into the holes or hauled away, your choice, and the area is tidied.

Hedge and Cedar Stumps

Old cedar hedges often leave a line of small stumps close together. These can usually be ground in one pass along the row, which leaves a clean strip ready for new planting, a fence or sod.

What Affects the Price

The number of stumps, their width, and how easy they are to reach all matter. Stumps spread across the front and back yard take more moving around than stumps in one spot. We’ll price it all on the free quote.