Denver Stump Removal

The removal of your stump will be done by an experienced, licensed stump removal team. Our satisfied customers throughout the Denver Metro area will attest to this.

Our trained technicians will assess the situation and provide you with a stump removal quote.

We will remove your stump quickly and safely, as well as fill hole and groom the surrounding area after we have completed the work. You can count on it looking clean and the work done to Denver codes.

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Improve Your Property’s Appearance with Stump Removal!

Not only are they unsightly, they can be a liability issue as well — someone might trip on either the stump or the roots and get seriously hurt. Replace with turf, ornamentals or a new tree for an instant curb appeal upgrade.

Stump Removal Process

Free Estimate

We complete your free stump removal estimate and advise you if any structures, such as fences or nearby patios may present problems.

Approval

Once you approve the stump removal work, we notify utility companies so no costly damage occurs to underground lines during the stump grinding.

Crew Arrival

We then send a crew out on the appointed day with one of our stump grinders. These machines fit in most yards.

Removal

We grind the stump and haul almost all of the mulch/debris away to be recycled. We leave a level of mulch in the ground area to serve as filler. ArborScape can also leave all the mulch created if you prefer. Just let the estimator know if that’s your preference.

Safety:

Stump removal safety and protection of property is crucial. A plywood shield is utilized to protect your house and windows from any debris or rocks kicked up by the circular teeth of the stump grinder. ArborScape can also leave the mulch created if you prefer. Just let the estimator know if that is your preference.

Removal & Cleanup:

We grind the stump to 6 inches below grade level so you can install turf, mulch or ground cover. As with all of our services, we clean up everything. You’ll hardly be able to tell that we’ve been there.

Afterward:

Keep in mind that the organic material and roots will continue to suck nitrogen out of the soil even after the stump is removed. So we recommend waiting 6 months to plant a tree. Or place the new tree 1 to 2 feet to either side of the old tree.