Stump Removal & Lot Clearing

Professional stump grinding and lot clearing for Central Kentucky properties. Licensed, insured, and serving the region since 1957.

Professional Stump Grinding & Land Clearing

We grind stumps 6 to 8 inches below grade and rake the area clean. We can add topsoil and seed for a finished look, and the wood chips from grinding make great mulch for other plantings.

For lot clearing, we remove trees and shrubs to make way for new construction, renovations, or lawn expansion. Whether it is one stump or an entire lot, every job includes thorough cleanup so your property is ready for whatever comes next.

What's Included

Stump Removal

Lot Clearing

Why Stump Removal & Lot Clearing Matters

Property Value

Old stumps are eyesores that drag down curb appeal. Removing them opens up your yard for landscaping, new plantings, or usable outdoor space.

Safety

Stumps are tripping hazards for people and obstacles for mowing equipment. They can also attract termites, carpenter ants, and other pests that spread to healthy trees or your home.

Site Preparation

New construction, renovations, or lawn expansion require clear, level ground. Professional lot clearing removes all trees, stumps, and brush so builders and landscapers can get to work immediately.

Our Process

1. Free Estimate
We visit your property to assess the stumps or lot, check access for our equipment, and give you a clear, upfront price. No surprises.
2. Utility & Access Check
Before any grinding or clearing begins, we mark underground utilities and plan equipment access routes to protect your property and ensure a safe worksite.
3. Stump Grinding & Clearing
Our professional-grade stump grinder reduces stumps 6 to 8 inches below grade. For lot clearing jobs, we remove all trees, shrubs, and brush from the designated area.
4. Cleanup & Site Prep
We rake and clean the work area, haul away debris, and leave your property ready for the next step — whether that is new landscaping, construction, or topsoil and seeding.

Our Work

Close-up of stump cutting at ground level
Crew removing a large tree stump
Bucket truck elevated working in large tree
Estate Tree Service team standing with their truck

Frequently Asked Questions

We grind stumps 6 to 8 inches below grade. This is deep enough to cover with topsoil and seed for a smooth lawn, or to build over the area without interference from remaining wood.
Stump grinding produces a pile of wood chips mixed with soil. You can use these as mulch for garden beds and plantings — they work great. If you prefer, we can haul them away or backfill the hole with topsoil and seed for an additional cost.
Cost depends on the size of the stump, accessibility for our equipment, and the number of stumps. We provide free on-site estimates with clear, upfront pricing. Call us at (502) 229-5258 to schedule yours.
Lot clearing includes removing all trees, shrubs, and brush from a designated area, grinding all stumps, hauling debris, and leaving the site ready for construction, renovation, or new landscaping. We handle residential and commercial lots of all sizes.
Yes. Our equipment can handle stumps close to structures, fences, and driveways. During the free estimate, we assess access and clearance so there are no surprises on the day of the job.

Ready to Clear That Stump or Lot?

Call us today for a free on-site estimate. We'll assess your stumps or lot, give you a clear price, and get the job done right.

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