FAQ's

Stump grinding involves using a specialised machine to grind the stump down below ground level, turning it into mulch.
Stump removal means digging the entire stump and root system out of the ground.

Grinding is the better choice in most cases—it’s:

• More affordable

• Much faster

• Less invasive to your garden or lawn
  Removal often leaves a large hole and requires heavy machinery that can damage your property.

Yes. Our team checks for underground services before grinding and ensures minimal impact on nearby garden beds, trees, and lawns. It’s a much cleaner and safer process than full removal.

No, stump grinding targets the stump itself, not the entire root system. However, most roots will eventually decay naturally underground. If root removal is necessary (e.g., for replanting or building), we can discuss additional options.

You can choose to:

• Keep the mulch (great for garden beds or compost)

• Have us clean it up and take it away
  We tailor the clean-up based on what suits your property best.

Yes, but we recommend removing more of the mulch and grinding deeper if you’re planning to replant. Leftover wood chips and roots can affect new growth, but we’ll advise the best prep for replanting success.