Stump Grinding Werribee & Geelong

The cost to remove a tree stump can vary depending on several factors, such as the size and location of the stump and the method used to remove it. 

We have different types of equipment to handle various sizes of tree stumps, and rates can vary depending on the size of the stump.

It’s best to request a quote online and chat with our friendly team regarding tree stump removal and grinding. 

The process of removing a tree stump with a stump grinder typically involves the following steps:

1. The stump grinder is brought to the job site and positioned as close to the stump as possible.
2. Our operator will assess the area and mark any underground utility lines or other obstacles that may be in the vicinity of the stump.
3. Our operator will then begin grinding the stump, starting with the top and moving down until the stump is ground down to the desired level, typically several inches below ground level.
4. As the stump is ground down, the operator will remove the grindings and dispose of them.
5. Once the stump is ground down to the desired level, the operator will clean up the site.
6. Finally, the operator will fill in the hole with soil and small grinding debris that could not be removed.

It’s important to note that, depending on the size of the stump, the process may take several hours and may require multiple visits. The process generates sawdust and woodchips. Whilst we make every effort to clean the debris, small dust-like debris cannot always be removed.

The good news is that debris from stump grinding is great for your garden and lawn. 

The stump grinder can be loud and heavy, so adequate precautions must be taken to protect the surrounding area and people.

Our team can remove stumps of various sizes. However, the process and equipment used may differ depending on the size of the stump. 

For smaller stumps, a hand-held stump grinder or a small walk-behind machine may be used. These machines are more maneuverable and can access tight spaces, but they can take longer to grind down a stump and are limited to smaller stumps.

For larger or more difficult-to-remove stumps, a larger and more powerful machine, such as a self-propelled or track-driven stump grinder, may be needed. These machines are equipped with larger cutting wheels and can grind stumps more quickly, but they are also larger and more expensive to operate. 

We have different types of equipment to handle different sizes of stumps, rates vary depending on the size of the stump and removal method required.

It’s always best to request a quote online and chat with our friendly team regarding tree stump removal and grinding. 

Yes, we use a stump grinder which can grind the stump down to several inches below ground level. This is typically done to make sure that the stump is completely removed and that there is no chance of it sprouting new growth.

When required, we may even grind the stump down to a depth of 6-12 inches below ground level. The process of grinding a stump to below ground level is time-consuming depending on the size of the stump, and the condition of the stump.

Yes, Milone’s are insured with up to $20 million public liability cover and $20 million product liability insurance. So don’t risk damage to your property from an uninsured, inexperienced trade or potential injury from DIY Tree Stump removal. You can find our most up-to-date certificate of currency at the bottom of the website.

There is a potential for some damage to your lawn, garden and landscaping when removing a tree stump, particularly if the stump is located in an area with a lot of other plants, or if the stump removal process is not done properly. Some common issues that can occur include:

• Ruts or trenches in the lawn, caused by the weight of the tree stump grinder or other equipment used to remove the stump.
• Damage to nearby plants or trees, caused by the vibration or flying debris from the stump grinding process.
• Compaction of the soil in the area around the stump, caused by the weight of the equipment or by the process of filling in the hole left by the removed stump.

Our professional team will take the necessary precautions to minimise the damage to your lawn and landscaping. Sometimes we may also use a technique called “crown reduction” to reduce the size of the stump before removing it, which can reduce the amount of damage caused by the stump grinder.

Yes, we can remove multiple stumps at once. However, the process may vary depending on the number of stumps, size, location, and condition. We may use different equipment and methods to remove different stumps, such as a larger and more powerful stump grinder.

It is important to notify us of all the stumps you want to remove and the location of each one, so they can provide you with a proper estimate and plan the job accordingly. On most occasions, a site visit is required to plan the best approach to removing all your tree stumps in the most efficient way possible.

Milone’s can also offer a package deal for multiple stumps, which can be more economical than removing each stump separately.

On the majority of stump grinding jobs, we only need to grind out the ‘root ball’ below the stump.

Unless the removal of large tree roots are recommended for your job, discussed prior and specified in your quote, we do not chase the roots throughout the yard.