Step 1 of 3
Tell us about the stump
Which one looks most like yours?
Judge by the width at ground level, where the roots flare out, not the cut on top.
The little one Under 12" across Hedge stems, small ornamentals, young fruit trees The middle kid 12–24" across Typical yard tree: cedar, cherry, birch, small maple Big brother 24–36" across Mature maple, fir, spruce, big cedar Big old fella 36" and up Cottonwood, old fir, the one that predates the house
Pick the one that looks closest, or enter a width below.
Got a tape measure? Go across the widest part at ground level, not the top. Optional, but it tightens the price.
How many stumps?
Same visit, same setup. Extra stumps cost less than the first one.
Count the stems as best you can and pick "The little one" above. Ben firms up hedge rows by the metre.
What kind of tree was it?
Dense hardwood grinds slower than softwood. "Not sure" is a perfectly good answer.
Cedar, fir, spruce, pine, hemlock Cherry, birch, alder, fruit tree Maple, oak, cottonwood, walnut Not sure
Next: the finish
Step 2 of 3
How should it be left?
What happens to the chips?
Grinding makes a surprising pile of chips and soil. Pick what you'd like done with it.
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Step 3 of 3 Where should Ben send the quote? As soon as you fill this out, you'll get an instant price.
Ben needs a name and either a mobile number or an email.
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