Rome, GA · Since 1982
Stump Grinding in Rome, GA
A stump in the middle of a Rome yard is a mowing problem, a trip hazard and a source of sprouts. Grinding takes it below grade so the spot can be filled and planted.
Tony's grinds stumps from its own removals and stumps that have been sitting for years.
Grinding, then finishing the spot
Grinding leaves a mix of wood chips and soil. If the plan is grass, removing some of those grindings and bringing in topsoil gives sod or seed a much better start than planting straight into chips.
Because Tony's also grades, hauls dirt and installs sod and hydroseed, that finishing work can be part of the same job.
Access on Rome properties
Older lots often have narrow gates, tight side yards and slopes. Machine access is checked when the estimate is done so there are no surprises the day of the work.
Why Rome property owners grind stumps
- One stump left after a removal
- Several old stumps in a yard being cleaned up
- Sprouts coming back around a cut trunk
- A stump in the mowing path
- New sod, seeding or bedding going in over the area
- A patio, walkway or drive planned in that spot
What stump grinding work may involve
- Checking access — some machines need a clear path through a gate or between structures
- Marking or locating anything shallow nearby before grinding
- Grinding the stump and visible root flare below grade
- Raking out grindings or leaving them to fill the hole
- Hauling grindings off and bringing in topsoil where a finished lawn is planned
Read more on the main stump grinding page, which covers residential and commercial applications in more detail.
Stump Grinding in Rome — questions
- How deep do you grind stumps?
- Below grade, so the area can be filled and planted. Exact depth depends on the stump and the root flare.
- Is grinding the same as removing the stump?
- No. Grinding takes the stump and flare below ground level and leaves deeper roots. Full excavation is only usually needed when something is being built or trenched right there.
- Can you haul the grindings away?
- Yes, and bring in topsoil if you want a finished lawn over the spot.
- Will you grind a stump you did not cut?
- Yes. Old stumps are a regular job.
- How much does stump grinding cost in Rome?
- It depends on diameter, how many stumps and access. Estimates are free — call (706) 676-0193.
Ready to grind out that stump?
Call Tony's Landscape & Tree Service at (706) 676-0193 or request a free estimate online.