The Stump Guy
The Stump Guy provides residential and commercial stump removal and stump grinding in San Antonio and the surrounding area, with over 15 years of experience. The company is licensed and insured and runs professional grade machinery sized for both big and small jobs. A typical job starts by cutting the stump down to the ground, grinding the remaining portion, chipping the material into nutrient rich mulch, and disposing of any leftover debris. Free no obligation estimates are offered, hours run 8 AM to 8 PM seven days a week, and senior citizens, military, and first responders receive 10% off.
Services
Stump removal
Stump grinding
Residential stump removal
Commercial stump grinding
Mulch chipping
Why choose us?
Location & hours
138 Honeysuckle Ln, San Antonio, TX 78213
FAQs
How deep do you grind a stump?
The range is 10 to 24 inches below grade and it depends on the access. The smaller backyard grinder has a maximum depth of 13 inches, and the large tow behind unit has a maximum depth of 24 inches.
Do you charge for an estimate?
No. We provide a free, no obligation estimate on stump removal. Call (210) 394-0227 and we can get you started.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. The Stump Guy is a licensed and insured tree stump removal company serving San Antonio and the surrounding area.
Do I need to be there while you grind the stump?
No. We just need access to the stump and a way to contact you with questions, authorization, and approval.
How long does a stump removal take?
The time required to complete the job will range between 45 minutes and up to 5 hours, depending on the stump and the site.
Will your equipment damage my lawn?
Our equipment is extremely maneuverable and lawn friendly, and there is no visual indication that our equipment was ever on your property.
Can I plant a tree in the same spot?
Yes, you can replant a tree so long as the stump is not in an awkward location that limits a full removal. We can advise you after seeing the job.
How much room do you need to reach the stump?
In order to get the equipment to the stump, the minimum is a 36 inch gate to get through.