Below grade, cleaned up, grass back over it. Drexel is fifteen minutes from the yard, so a single stump here is still worth our drive — you are not paying a travel premium to get us out.
Get A Free EstimateNot cut flush and left. Flush-cutting is what you do with a chainsaw when you have no grinder, and it leaves you a hard, dead disc in the lawn that outlives the mower.
Deep enough that topsoil and sod go back over it and stay. Deeper if you are planting something in the same spot — say so and we will take more.
The runners that lift the mower deck and crack a walkway come out with the stump unless you want them left.
Raked into the hole and crowned, hauled off, or stacked for your own beds. It is your mulch if you want it.
A full clean-up crew is part of the job, not an upsell. The yard looks worked on, not dug up.
A lot of Drexel is older housing on narrow lots with a fence either side. Getting a machine to the back yard is half the job, and we size the machine to the gate rather than taking a panel out of your fence.
The street trees around here have been in a long time. Big-diameter oak and maple stumps take longer than the quote-by-the-inch calculators allow for, which is why we look before we price.
Older service runs are not always where current drawings say. We locate before we grind, and we ask you about anything you have put in yourself.
Plenty of stumps in Burke County are what a storm left behind. If the tree came down on its own, see emergency tree service in Drexel for the rest of it.
The grinding, the loading and the hauling all happen with our own equipment and our own crew. Nothing waits on a rental yard to open.
We check the gate, the slope and the ground conditions before the day, so the machine that turns up is the one that fits.
Clearing a fence line is priced as one job. Twelve stumps in one visit costs a fraction of twelve visits.
An ISA Certified Arborist is on the team, which matters when the question is really about the tree next to the stump.
Proof of insurance before we start, every time, without being asked for it.
It depends on diameter, access and whether the chips go or stay. We look first and quote a number that does not move on the day.
Yes, if the hole is backfilled with soil rather than chips alone. Chips tie up nitrogen and the patch stays thin — ask us to crown it with soil.
Usually. Tell us the gate width when you call and we will bring a machine that goes through it.
Often, with care. Anything within a few feet of a footing or a service run gets looked at before we commit to a price.
Send the details and we'll come look — no charge, no pressure. If a tree is down or leaning right now, call the 24/7 line instead of filling this in.
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