
“They removed a very large tree on my waterfront and did so with care. Cleaned up well and worked very efficiently.”Justin GrahamCustomer photo shared on Google
Stump grinding
An old stump can get in the way of mowing, landscaping or simply using the yard. Tell Womer’s about the stump and your plans for the space, and get an estimate for grinding it down.

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Share the number of stumps, their approximate size and where they sit on the property. A photo can help start the conversation.
Mention narrow gates, steps, slopes, nearby structures and any known underground lines. The crew will confirm equipment access.
Agree on grinding depth, wood chips and cleanup. Tell the crew if you want to replant, add lawn or use the area another way.
Call or send a few details about your property.
Talk through the work, cleanup and price.
Agree on the details and schedule the job.
It should be listed in the estimate if you want it included. You can also request stump grinding for a tree that was removed previously.
Grinding reduces the stump and the agreed surrounding area. It does not remove the entire root system. Discuss your plans for the space before deciding on the scope.
Grinding leaves a mixture of wood chips and soil. Agree on whether that material stays or needs to be removed, and whether additional backfill is part of the job.
Stump size, the number of stumps, access, ground conditions and the requested cleanup affect the estimate. Share those details when you get in touch.
Share a few details about the job, or call Sam and the crew to talk through the next step.
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