Before and After

Stumps in lawns, stumps on a slope, a pine crowded against a fence, an oak sitting on top of a well lid. We use the same machine on all of them. Access and whatever sits nearby are what change from job to job.

What the ground looks like when we pull out

A clean hole below grade, chips either piled or spread, and grass you can still mow around.

Large freshly cut stump beside a road, with a house, flag, and hillside behind it
Before
Same roadside site after the stump was ground out and the chips were raked level
After

Taking photos of your own stump

Three shots usually tell us what we're dealing with: the stump from about ten feet back, the gate or side yard we'd come through, and anything close to it such as an AC unit, well lid, irrigation box, retaining wall, propane tank, or fence line. Text them to (530) 401-5225. That's faster than describing it on the phone and it saves a trip for both of us.

Yellow Vanguard 35HP stump grinder working a mossy stump in a residential yard
Vanguard 35HP on a mossy stump
Wide multi-stem stump next to a yellow grinder tire, with a brick on the wood and a house and cars behind it
Wide multi-stem stump before the grind
Yellow Vermeer SC362 grinding an oak stump in dry grass beside a fallen oak and a white rail fence
Vermeer SC362 on an oak stump

Text photos to (530) 401-5225

Send the stump, the gate, and anything next to it.