We keep it narrow on purpose. Every call we take is about a stump or the roots around one, from a single ornamental in a Kentfield front yard to a row of eucalyptus stumps on a Novato hillside. Most people need grinding. Some need the whole stump dug out because something is getting built on the spot. And some already got rid of the stump years ago and are still fighting the roots. Pick the one that sounds like your yard below, or call and describe it, and we'll tell you which one fits.
Stump GrindingOur main job. We grind stumps of any size below grade, then rake out, haul off or backfill the chips the way you want. One stump or a whole yard full.Stump Grinding →
Stump RemovalBuilding over the spot? A foundation, a slab or a pool needs more than a ground-down stump. We dig out the whole stump and the big roots under it, so the builder starts on clean dirt.Stump Removal →
Root GrindingLeftover roots from an old tree that lift the walkway, ripple the lawn or trip people on the way to the door get ground down flat.Root Grinding →What Happens When You Call
- A few quick questions. How many stumps, about how big, where they are on the property, and what the spot is for once the stump is gone.
- A look at the yard. We check the stump and the way in, because gates, steps and slope shape the job as much as the stump does.
- A firm price. One number, with cleanup spelled out, before anything is scheduled.
- A date that works. We book the visit, put in the 811 request, and show up ready to grind.