Stump Removal
Removing a tree does not automatically remove the stump. If you want the remaining area cleared for landscaping, lawn space, construction or easier maintenance, we can remove the unwanted stump as well.
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Why Remove a Tree Stump?
Homeowners commonly remove stumps because they:
Take up usable yard space
Interfere with mowing and landscaping
Stand in the way of new construction or improvements
Leave an unfinished appearance after tree removal
Stump Removal After Tree Removal
If Read Tree Service is already removing a tree from your property, ask us about dealing with the stump as part of the project.
We can explain the available options and include the work in your estimate.
Existing Stumps
We can also assess existing stumps from trees that were removed previously.
Contact us with the location and approximate size of the stump and we’ll let you know what is involved.
FAQ
Do you remove the entire tree stump?
Stump removal typically involves grinding or removing the remaining stump below ground level, depending on the site and the scope of work. We can assess the stump and explain the appropriate removal option for your property.
Can you remove a stump after another company removed the tree?
Yes. We can assess and remove existing stumps left behind after a tree has been removed, even if Read Tree Service did not perform the original tree removal.
Can stump removal be included with tree removal?
Yes. If we are already removing a tree, you can ask us to include stump removal as part of the same project. We can discuss the available options when preparing your estimate.
How much does stump removal cost?
The cost depends on factors such as the size and location of the stump, the type of tree, access to the area and the amount of work required. We can assess the stump and provide an estimate based on the specific conditions.
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Can you remove large or old stumps?
Yes. Existing stumps can vary considerably in size, age and condition. We can assess the stump and surrounding area to determine the equipment and approach required
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