Clear the stump.
Keep the possibilities.
A tree may be gone, but the stump can still be in the way. Tell us what you want to do with the space, and we’ll discuss the stump, the access and the work required.
Start with what lies around it.
A stump next to paving or a wall is a different job from one in an open lawn. Let the team know about underground services, nearby structures and the planned use of the space. Where these details are uncertain, explain that before any work is planned.
The removal method is confirmed for the individual job. We do not promise a particular grinding or extraction method online, complete root removal, or a ready-to-build surface without an assessment and agreed scope.
Let’s agree the details.
For unwanted stumps, obstructions in a garden or a space you want to prepare for landscaping.
- The stump’s approximate width and position
- The area and depth of work you need assessed
- Access, nearby services and the intended finish
Photograph the stump with a familiar object nearby for scale, then show the route from the entrance to the stump.
Here’s how it starts.
Show us the job.
Tell us what you need. Add your suburb and a few photos on WhatsApp.
Get a clear quote.
Discuss access, the work and what happens to the branches, wood and waste.
Take back your space.
Once the scope and timing are agreed, the job can be planned around your property.
Do you grind stumps or dig them out?
Ask the team to confirm the suitable and available method for your specific stump. This website does not promise a particular machine or removal method for every job.
Does removing a stump include all the roots?
Not necessarily. Stump work and wider root work need to be scoped separately. Explain what you want to do with the area so the required extent of work can be discussed.
Can a stump next to paving be assessed?
Yes, you can send photos for an initial discussion. Point out paving, walls and any known underground services. Feasibility must be confirmed before the work is agreed.
Will the area be ready for new landscaping?
Describe your intended finish when requesting a quote. Removal, waste handling, filling and final preparation should each be explicitly agreed rather than assumed.