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Stump Grinding & Lot Clearing in Sugar Land, TX

Below grade, root systems out, ground prepped.

After a tree comes down — or one's already gone and the stump is in your way — we grind below grade and remove the root system so you can re-sod, build a deck, or pour a slab. Lot clearing for builders also handled.

What’s included

Every job, the same standard.

Stump ground 8–12" below grade

Surface roots ground or removed as needed

Wood chips removed or left for mulch (your choice)

Hole filled with dirt, ready for sod or seed

Acreage clearing for builders & developers

Brush mulching for fire-line clearing

How it works

Four steps, no surprises.

01

Site walk

We confirm access (most grinders need 36" gate clearance), check for utility lines, and quote.

02

Mark utilities

We file 811 calls for any stump near sprinklers, gas, or electrical. Standard. Free.

03

Grind day

Stump ground in 30 min – 2 hr depending on size. Wood chips collected unless you want them.

04

Fill & finish

Hole topped with dirt and tamped. Ready for sod the same week.

Starting at

$150per stump

Acreage clearing priced by job size.

Common questions

Stump questions, answered straight.

How deep do you grind stumps?

We grind to 8–12" below grade as standard — deep enough to plant grass on top, pour a slab, or build a deck. If you need deeper (for a foundation, pool, or large landscape feature), we can grind 18–24" below at a small additional charge.

How long does stump grinding take?

A small ornamental stump (under 12" diameter) takes 20–30 minutes. A large oak or pecan stump (24"+) is a 1–2 hour job. We can grind 6–10 average stumps in a single day if they're at the same property.

Will the roots come back?

Most species — no. Once the stump and surface roots are ground out, the tree's done. Exception: a few species (mulberry, hackberry, some sweet gums) can re-sprout from deep root remnants. If you've got one of those, we'll mention it on the estimate and can apply a stump-killer if needed.

Can you grind stumps in tight backyards?

It depends on gate width. Our standard grinder needs 36" of clearance; we have a smaller 26" walk-behind for tight gates. If neither fits, we can hand-disassemble the gate, grind, and reassemble it — quoted on the estimate.

Ready when you are

Get a real quote in 24 hours.

Tell us what you need. We’ll show up, look at the trees, and send you an honest written estimate — usually next day.