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Transparent local pricing · vetted pros

Stump gone.
Yard back.

See what stump removal should cost in your area — no phone call, no waiting. Then get matched with one vetted local pro who can grind it down, often within the week.

  • ✓ Free & no obligation
  • ✓ No phone call needed
  • ✓ 811 utility-safe

How wide is your stump?

Pick the one closest to yours.

Typical national price

$165–$355

Includes grinding 6–12 inches below grade, deep enough to lay sod.

Free · no obligation · one pro, not five

Stump grinder cutting a tree stump below grade in a fenced suburban backyard, wood chips flying

What stump removal actually costs

No black-box pricing

Most stump companies make you call and wait just to hear a number. We don't. Nationally, grinding a single stump usually runs about $150–$400, or roughly $2–$5 per inch of trunk diameter, with a typical minimum around $100 — but the real number depends on stump size, how many you have, root spread, and access. Use the calculator for a tighter range in seconds — no phone call, no email wall.

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Typical ranges, one stump

Small stump (Under 12″)
$115–$230
Medium stump (12–24″)
$165–$355
Large stump (24–36″)
$270–$620
Extra large stump (Over 36″)
$415–$985
Each additional stump
25%

National reference rates — run the calculator for your local number.

Three steps, no hassle

You see the price, one pro reaches out to you, the stump disappears.

  1. Get your estimate

    Tell us stump size, count, and your ZIP. See a real price range instantly.

  2. Match with one vetted pro

    Not a lead blast to five callers. One trusted local stump specialist reaches out to you.

  3. Stump ground down & cleaned up

    Below grade, roots and all, debris cleared — often within the week.

What we handle

Stump grinding is our specialty — and we cover everything a stump or downed tree leaves behind.

Stump grinder wheel cutting into a stump at ground level, wood chips flying, utility marking flags in the lawn behind

Most popular

Stump grinding

The fast, clean standard: ground several inches below grade so you can sod, plant, or build over it.

Mini excavator lifting a full root ball out of a backyard next to the open hole

Full stump & root removal

When you're putting in a driveway, patio, or pool and need the root plate gone.

Arborist in helmet and harness roped to a tall trunk, chainsaw clipped to his belt

Tree removal cost help

Still got the tree standing? We'll help you price that too.

Storm-uprooted tree lying across a backyard fence, its root plate torn out of the lawn

Storm & emergency clearing

Downed trees and torn-out root balls after a storm.

A homeowner and a helmeted stump removal pro standing on a freshly ground stump area covered in wood chips in a fenced backyard

Built for homeowners, not lead blasts

  • You see the price first.Real cost ranges up front — no callback required to find out what a job costs.

  • One pro, not five.We match you with a single vetted local specialist, so your phone doesn't blow up.

  • 811-safe by default.Every job starts with a utility line check before anything hits the ground.

  • Fast.Most stumps are handled within the week, not weeks out.

Cities we serve

Researched local pricing, permit rules and 811 requirements for 12 metro areas — every figure sourced on the page.

Common questions

Stump questions homeowners ask

Straight answers on cost, timing, and what stump grinding actually involves — the city pages go deeper with local soil, permits and 811 rules.

Can't find yours? The price is the answer to most of them.

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How much does stump removal cost?

Most single stumps run $150–$400, or about $2–$5 per inch of diameter; multiple stumps usually lower the per-stump price. Your ZIP and stump size set the real number — the calculator gives you a range in seconds.

Grinding vs. full removal?

Grinding shaves the stump several inches below grade (fast, affordable, best for most yards). Full removal pulls the root plate out — needed when you're building over the spot.

How deep do you grind?

Typically 6–12 inches below grade for planting or sod; deeper for construction.

How soon can it get done?

Often within the week, sometimes same-week for straightforward jobs.

Is it safe around utilities?

Yes — every job starts with an 811 utility-line check before grinding begins.

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