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Need professional stump removal in Southwestern Ontario? Our friendly, fully insured team is ready to answer your questions, provide a free estimate, and help you choose the right solution for your property. Whether you need stump grinding, full root removal, or emergency storm cleanup, you’ll find clear answers to the most common questions below — or you can reach out directly for quick, friendly service.
Stump removal pricing depends on the number of stumps, size, type, and location. Our Southwestern Ontario stump removal services include free, no-obligation estimates — just reach out for a quick quote.
Stump grinding cuts the stump down below ground level, while full stump removal takes out the entire root system. Removal is ideal for areas where you plan to pour cement or build structures, while grinding is faster and more common for residential lawns.
Our stump grinding equipment is designed to minimize impact. We protect your lawn and surrounding landscape using compact machines with dual tire sets that evenly distribute weight, reducing the risk of damage.
Yes — we use backyard-accessible stump grinding equipment that fits through most standard 36-inch gates. This means we can remove stumps in tight or hard-to-reach spaces without damaging property.
You can keep the wood chips for mulch or have us remove them completely. We offer full cleanup as part of our stump removal services so your yard is left neat and ready to use.
Yes — surface-level roots can be ground down, and full root system removal is available by request. This is especially useful if you’re preparing the ground for replanting or construction.
After stump grinding, you can usually replant grass immediately once debris is cleared and soil is added. For tree planting or construction, we recommend a professional consultation to ensure proper soil preparation.
Absolutely. Our stump grinding company is fully insured and prioritizes safety on every project.
Yes — we provide fast-response emergency stump grinding services after storms or severe weather events, working with local arborists to ensure safety and efficiency.