Stump grinding in va beach

Grinding a couple of trees in Virginia beach

Small tree removal

This small tree was located in Virginia beach and we were contracted to remove the tree and stump. Gave them quick and low cost. Customer is super happy

Cutting down a small tree and removing its stump

Big stump in virginia beach grinding

Before and after shots of my work in Virginia Beach. Customer complained that cutting edge didn't finish grinding a stump. So I gladly took on the project. Looks like a very large oak. It was over 7ft wide on my measurements and was probly bigger before they started on grinding the stump. Took awhile but we got it done and we didn't have to take down a fence. Who's the man. Lol

4 stumps in norfolk. Tight spot

Tight spot just under 35 inches. And a weird angle.but kicked butt and made that lady happy she got her yard back

Found a field mouse living inside this massive stump and she had babies. She kept coming back and forth to pickup another of her kiddos

Done with the big stump in norfolk

Finally done with the big stump.

On alexander st about to grind a large stump.

Large stump grinding in norfolk

This stump was in norfolk. Downtown area.

Before and after grinding this partionally dead stump.

Removing a large stump

The customer tried to burn this stump several times and finally called us to remove this large stump taking up a good portion of their yard out in Virginia beach . va

 

 

                              

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Stump grinding out in downtown norfolk

Before and after photos of a stump area with bush stumps that was all grinded

Sample Completed Stump Grinding Job

Stumps need to be ground to:
1. Prevent unsightly regrowth from the roots into shrub versions of the tree
2. Leave a clean, neat landscape



Left:  One stump ground in background while foreground stump remains

Left: Foreground stump in process of being ground












Left: Root grinding to prevent regrowth

Left: Stump ground and area smoothed for replanting grass or other use

Sample Multiple Stump Removal

	Left: Four stumps indicated by arrows We are capable of removing many stumps at once.
	Left: Grinding the largest of the four stumps Our grinder can handle any size stump.
	Left: Grinding second stump We use a smaller grinder most of the time to avoid leaving ditch-like tracks in your yard.
	Left: Completed stump grinding job This customer requested we leave the stump shavings as they plan to use it for mulching a flower bed.

Large tree stump grinding

	Left: This stump was 12 foot across
	This one took the greater part of the day. We are capable of removing very large stumps.

Tight Spot, No Problem- I have the right grinder for the job.

Real tight area. I can get in and out without taking out the fence.

More stump removal

The back porch was being pushed up by the roots. Made it very nice and easy to manage.

Stump grinding action

Lots of stumps in a big pile.

Grinding a double stump flat

Customer only needed this stump grinded flat because it would be under a retaining wall.

Plants are doing good

Tomatoes and cucumbers