Complete stump removal that clears the way for your next landscaping project.
That stump isn’t just an eyesore. It’s taking up space you could actually use.
When we grind your stump, you get immediate access to that area. Plant new grass, install a garden bed, or finally have room for that fire pit you’ve been planning. The space becomes yours again.
No more navigating around it with the mower. No more explaining to guests why there’s a random stump in your yard. Just clean, usable space that matches the rest of your property.
We’ve been handling stump grinding throughout the Lehigh Valley for years. We understand how different tree species behave in Pennsylvania soil, and we know what it takes to get the job done right.
Our equipment handles everything from small ornamental tree stumps to massive oak and maple stumps that have been growing for decades. We’re licensed, insured, and focused on getting you results without damaging your property.
First, we assess your stump and check for any underground utilities or obstacles. This prevents surprises and keeps everyone safe.
Then we position our grinding equipment and systematically grind the stump down below ground level. We typically go 6-8 inches below the surface, which prevents regrowth and allows you to plant or landscape over the area.
Finally, we clean up all the wood chips and debris. You can keep the chips for mulch if you want them, or we’ll haul everything away. Either way, you’re left with a clean space ready for whatever comes next.
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Every stump grinding job includes complete grinding below ground level, not just surface removal. We use professional-grade equipment that handles stumps of any size without tearing up your yard.
You also get complete cleanup. We don’t leave wood chips scattered around your property unless you specifically want to keep them for landscaping. Most Fountain Hill homeowners prefer the clean slate approach.
We work around your schedule and complete most residential stump grinding in a single visit. Larger stumps or multiple stumps might take longer, but we’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront so you can plan accordingly.
