Tree stump removal

Tree stump removal in Logan, UT

After a tree comes down, the stump is what is left in your way. We remove it by grinding it out below grade so the ground can go back to lawn, garden or hardscape.

Large partially excavated tree stump with exposed roots in a fenced backyard

Bigger jobs

Stubborn and multiple stumps

Hard maple, locust and old elm take longer per inch than softwood, and a stump that has sat for years often holds grit and rock in its cracks. None of that stops the job — it just changes the time on site.

When there are several stumps, we plan a route through the yard so the machine crosses your lawn as few times as possible.

Afterwards

Reclaiming the space

Tell us what the spot becomes next and we grind to suit it. Lawn needs a level, soil-filled hole. A replacement tree needs the chips gone. A shed pad or patio needs the flare cut back wider than the stump.

Roots running out from the stump can be ground down too — see surface root grinding.

Compare

Grinding vs. digging it out

 GrindingDigging out
Lawn damageConfined to the stump areaWide area disturbed by machinery
Access neededFits through a standard gateNeeds room for an excavator
ResultLevel ground, stump gone below gradeOpen pit to backfill
RegrowthStopped — the flare is removedStopped

Just need one stump taken down flush? Stump grinding in Logan covers it.

Answers

Stump removal questions

Is grinding the same as stump removal?

For nearly every yard, yes. Grinding removes the stump and the flare below the surface so nothing shows and nothing regrows from it. Digging a root ball out with machinery removes more wood but tears up a much larger area of lawn and usually costs more to repair.

Can you remove several stumps at once?

Yes, and it is usually the cheaper way to do it. Setup and travel get spread across the whole job, so a row of stumps from one tree removal costs less per stump than calling us back three separate times.

Can I replant where a stump was removed?

You can, with the right backfill. Wood chips break down slowly and pull nitrogen out of the soil, so for a new tree or shrub we haul the grindings off and fill the hole with topsoil instead.

What if the stump is old and rotten?

Soft, punky stumps grind quickly, but they often hide dirt and rock pulled into the decay, which is harder on the teeth than clean wood. It is still a routine job — just worth mentioning when you call so we plan for it.

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Let us know how many stumps, roughly how wide, and what you want to do with the space.

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