Faqs

When we grind stumps, we leave the chips in the hole where the tree stump was. This is done for insurance purposes.

The best option for you will depend on what you would like to do with the area where the tree was.

If you want to plant another tree in the area, we recommend removing the stump (rather than grinding it). This will remove more of the root system from the old tree to make room for the new tree to grow. We do not do stump removal.

Stump grinding will allow you to plant grass and small plants in the area but does not remove as much of the old root system. As a result, we don't recommend planting a new tree in the same spot.

For more details, see our STUMP GRINDING FAQS >>

We do not provide that service at this time.

When we started in 1996, we used to be able to sell the wood we removed from customers' properties. But, over the years, what we made from selling wood and wood chips dwindled down to nothing.

Then for the first time in 2018 we started to be charged for disposing of wood and chips. This is largely due to the dwindling number of sawmills and processing plants in our area.

If you are willing to have us leave the wood and/or the chips left over after work is completed, we're able to offer you a better price for the work.

If we are leaving the wood on your property, we typically leave it in 6 to 8 foot lengths. This is the normal length of wood that's cut as part of a tree removal job.

Unfortunately, we do have to charge extra for anything smaller due to extra time, labor, gas and equipment use.