why stump grinding?

  • Stumps can damage your lawn mower

  • Stumps are tripping hazards & lower curb appeal

  • Stumps attract pests & disease can spread to healthy trees

  • Grinding is faster and less invasive than stump removal

  • Grinding won’t harm foundations, driveways, & septic systems

Solutions designed for your vision

The Carlton SP 7015 66 HP Diesel Stump Grinder is capable of grinding your stumps up to one foot below ground level to ensure no new growth can occur. Instead of leaving you a pile of woodchips, we will remove a portion and backfill the hole where the stump once was so that you will have level ground ready to grow lawn or plant a new garden.

  • “I dont write reviews often, but Green Mtn Stump Grinding did such and exceptional job it is hard not to give Ryan a stellar review. We had a separate tree crew come and remove a huge pine tree to expand parking at our business. There was a stump about 3-4 feet in diameter and anything too large for the chipper was just left (the trunk of the tree and many large branches). Ryan came on short notice and went above and beyond for this job. He even came on a Saturday without being asked to avoid any interruptions with our parking/business. He cleaned up what the previous team just left in the way without hesitation, took care of another nearby tree that was dead to avoid it falling on parked cars, removed the massive root system, leveled/graded the soil and not a single woodchip or piece of sawdust was left on the ground. You can tell Ryan takes great pride in his work and I would not hesitate to hire him again when needed. 5 stars all the way!”

    - Collin Kwasnik, Berlin VT

  • “Ryan was fantastic to work with. From start to finish he explained his services and various options, ending with ongoing maintenance. I wish I had ‘before’ pictures. Ryan ground more than 20 tree stumps of various sizes. He was meticulous. Both with his equipment and my land. We decided to not only grind the stumps but remove the wood chips (in some cases re-utilize), smooth the area where the stumps were, put down topsoil, seed, and cover with hay. He explained the importance of watering and even set up hoses and a large sprinkler. I highly recommend Ryan.”

     - Hope Saunders, Newbury VT