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Got a stump that needs to go?

Photograph the stump, get a fair price range in about a minute, and let local pros bid. Most single stumps grind for $150–$925, and extra stumps on the same visit are usually cheaper each.
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What stump grinding costs

Small stump (under 12 in)
$150 – $250
Medium stump (12–24 in)
$150 – $375
Large stump (24–36 in)
$350 – $925
Very large stump (36 in+)
$700 – $1,875
Each additional stump
Usually less — travel is already paid
Measured at the widest point including surface roots. Grinding time grows with the stump's area, so a stump twice as wide takes far more than twice the work.

What moves the price

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Diameter
The single biggest factor — grinding time scales with the width of the stump and its surface roots.
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Access
A stump the grinder can drive to costs less than one behind a fence gate or on a slope.
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Grind depth
Standard is 4–12 inches below grade — enough for lawn or most replanting. Deeper costs more.
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Species and age
Fresh hardwood stumps grind slower than old, partly rotted ones.
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Common questions

How much does stump grinding cost?
Most single residential stumps cost $150–$925 to grind: a small stump typically $150 – $250, a large one $350 – $925. Photograph yours on timber.bid for a free instant range.
Grinding vs. full stump removal?
Grinding chews the stump below grade and leaves roots to decay — cheaper and fine for lawns. Full removal digs out the root ball, costs several times more, and is mainly for building over the spot.
What happens to the roots after grinding?
They decay naturally over several years. The ground may settle slightly as they do — topping up with soil once or twice handles it.
Can I plant a new tree where the stump was?
Yes, though best practice is to plant a few feet to the side, or have the stump ground deeper and backfilled with fresh soil if it must be the exact spot.