Our services

Stumps gone. Yard back.

We do two things and we do them well: grind stumps down below grade, and haul the mess out so you're left with usable ground instead of a crater full of chips. Serving Spokane and the surrounding area.

Stump Grinding

Grind it down, level it off, walk away with a flat yard.

Our grinder chews the stump and the surface roots down below ground level so you can mow over the spot, plant grass, or just stop looking at it. Most single stumps are a same-visit job.

What's included

  • Utility-safe setupWe confirm locates are in place and probe the work area before the wheel turns.
  • Grinding below gradeStandard depth takes the stump under the surrounding soil line so turf and roots can be planted over it.
  • Surface root flareThe visible roots running out from the base get ground down too, not just the trunk.
  • Chip backfillGrindings are raked back into the hole and tamped level unless you want them removed.
  • Property protectionPlywood tracking over soft turf, and shielding around siding, fences, and windows.
  • Blow-down cleanupWalks, drives, and patios cleared before we pull out.
Backyard before stump grinding, dead grass patch with the stump remnant near the shed
Before
Same backyard after the job, full green lawn grown in
After

Stump Removal & Cleanup

Chips hauled off, hole backfilled, ground ready for whatever's next.

Grinding one stump generates a surprising pile of chips — often several times the volume of the stump itself. Removal and cleanup is the option where we take that material with us and leave you clean, compacted soil instead.

What's included

  • Everything in stump grindingThis builds on the grinding service, it doesn't replace it.
  • Chip and debris haul-offGrindings loaded out and disposed of, not piled at the curb.
  • Root and wood removalLarger surface roots and trunk chunks pulled rather than left buried.
  • Topsoil backfillThe void filled with clean soil and tamped so it doesn't sink over the next season.
  • Grade matchFinished level with the surrounding yard, ready for seed, sod, or a new planting.
  • Final walkthroughWe look at the finished spot with you before we leave.
Chip pile with the stump grinder and crew working in the background
Chips loaded out
Ground leveled and graded after stump removal, ready for topsoil
Backfilled and graded

Watch

Our biggest machine at work

A short clip of the machine we bring out for the toughest stumps.

At a glance

Grinding vs. removal & cleanup

Removal builds on grinding — it's the same work on the stump, plus taking the material away and putting real soil back.

What you getGrindingRemoval & cleanup
Utility locates confirmed, area probed
Stump + root flare ground below grade
Yard protection, blow-down cleanup
Chips raked back into the hole
Chips and debris hauled away
Larger roots and trunk chunks pulled
Topsoil backfill, tamped and grade-matched
Final walkthrough of the finished spot

What drives the price

Every stump prices differently — here's why

We don't quote stump work off a flat rate, because two stumps the same width can be an hour apart in real work. These are the things we look at when we put a number on your job.

Diameter at grade

Measured across the widest point of the stump at ground level, not the tree's old trunk size. This is the single biggest factor.

Root flare spread

Some species throw wide surface roots that add several feet of grinding beyond the stump itself.

Grinding depth

Standard below-grade depth costs less than the deeper cut needed for concrete, footings, or a replacement tree.

Access

Gate width, slope, stairs, and how far the machine has to travel from the truck. Tight backyard access takes a smaller machine and more time.

Obstacles nearby

Fences, sprinkler heads, utilities, retaining walls, and buried lines all mean slower, more careful work.

Soil and debris in the stump

Stumps with rock, embedded gravel, or old fill packed into the roots are hard on teeth and slow to cut.

Stump count

Several stumps on one visit spread the setup and travel across the job, lowering the per-stump cost.

Cleanup level

Chips raked back in is the base. Haul-off, topsoil backfill, and grade matching add material and disposal.

How it works

Four steps, no surprises

  1. Send us the details

    Fill out the service request with a photo, a rough diameter, and a note about access. Photos save everyone a trip.

  2. Get a written estimate

    We put the scope and price in writing before anything is scheduled, so you know exactly what’s included.

  3. Pick your date

    Approve the estimate and book a slot that works for you. We confirm before we roll out.

  4. We grind and clean up

    Work gets done, the site gets cleaned, and we walk the finished spot with you if you’re home.

Crew running the stump grinder on a job site

Where we work

Serving the Spokane & Coeur d'Alene region

Based in Spokane and covering communities across Eastern Washington and North Idaho.

Airway Heights, WA Chattaroy, WA Cheney, WAChewelah, WAColbert, WAColville, WADavenport, WADeer Park, WAElk, WAFreeman, WAGreen Bluff, WAHangman Valley, WAHillyard, WALiberty Lake, WAMead, WAMedical Lake, WANewport, WANine Mile Falls, WAOtis Orchards, WASpokane Valley, WAVeradale, WACoeur d’Alene, IDHayden, IDHayden Lake, IDPost Falls, IDPriest Lake, IDPriest River, IDSandpoint, ID

Don't see your town? Give us a call — if you're near the edge of the map we'll let you know straight.

Ready to get that stump out of your yard?

Send us the details and we'll get you a written estimate. No obligation, no pressure.

Call Free Estimate

Service request

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We'll follow up with a written scope and price. No obligation.

1 How to reach you

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2 Where the stump is

We need the address to price access and travel.
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3 About the stump

What do you need?
Several on one visit cost less each.
Widest point at grade, not the old trunk.
The gate opening decides which machine we bring.
Changes how deep we need to go.
Anything nearby we should know about?

4 Photos and notes

One from a few feet back showing the path in, and one close-up with something for scale.

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