Stump Grinding

Stumps are typically ground down four to six inches below the surface of the lawn. However, greater depth may be necessary for specific cirumstances. This create ample room for soil application and the establishment of grass roots. It also creates a byproduct that can be used as mulch or mixed into your compost pile.
This comes with a number of benefits. The removal of stumps eliminates the presence of insects, elimates trip and vehicle hazards, increases yard usability, and increases the curb appeal.
Stump grinding is a process that has minimal impact on surrounding root systems compared to stump excavation. It is also more economical to dispose of grindings than an excavated stump.
Once the stump has been ground, clients may request that stump debris be removed and that soil, seed, and straw be applied to the area.

Field and Brush Mowing

Field and Brush mowing maintain areas of your property that are not regularly mowed such as and the edges of your property and the edges of driveways.

For occassions when a customer needs a supply of soil or mulch that exceeds the convenience of purchasing and transporting bagged material.