Review The Property
A remaining stump can interfere with mowing, planting or using the yard.
A remaining stump can interfere with mowing, planting or using the yard.

STUMP GRINDING
A remaining stump can interfere with mowing, planting or using the yard. Grinding reduces the stump at its existing location while the requested depth and finish depend on what you plan to do with the area.
Peachtree Corners provides tree preservation and land development guidance for property owners. Existing trees and the proposed work should appear in the same site discussion.

LOCAL PLANNING NOTES
Review the trees to retain as well as those to remove so access planning accounts for both.
The property address determines the governing jurisdiction. Discuss the project scope before work is scheduled.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY
Call Tyler to discuss the concern, the work area and the result you want.
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A CLEAR SERVICE PLAN
We review access for grinding equipment, nearby hard surfaces and known underground utilities before confirming the scope. Grinding creates chips and does not mean every root is excavated. Discuss chip handling and the intended finish before scheduling.
Review the trees to retain as well as those to remove so access planning accounts for both.
HOW THE SERVICE IS PLANNED
A remaining stump can interfere with mowing, planting or using the yard.
We review access for grinding equipment, nearby hard surfaces and known underground utilities before confirming the scope.
We arrange the visit after the scope, access and timing are clear.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
No. Grinding the stump is different from excavating an entire root system. Discuss exposed roots separately.
The estimate should explain whether chips stay in place or are removed. Ask about the finish you want after grinding.
The appropriate follow up depends on the remaining material and your planting plan. Explain the intended use before the grinding scope is set.
Peachtree Corners provides tree preservation and land development guidance for property owners. Existing trees and the proposed work should appear in the same site discussion. Confirm the governing jurisdiction for the property before relying on a permit exemption.
Call Tyler at 470 701 2806 or request a free estimate. Share the address and the work you want reviewed.