Stump Grinding & Removal

Tree stumps are not only unsightly — they can also become a trip hazard, attract pests, and hinder new planting or landscaping. At Tree Kings Tree Care, we offer professional stump grinding and removal services to fully clear your outdoor space across East Sussex.

Using specialist machinery, we grind stumps below ground level, allowing you to reclaim the area for turf, patio, fencing, or planting. Whether it’s a single stump or multiple across a site, our team works efficiently and leaves no mess behind.

We’re equipped for hard-to-reach areas, narrow access points, and large or awkward stumps. Our services are ideal for homeowners, landlords, developers, and groundskeepers alike.

Key Benefits:

  • Full removal of tree stumps and surface roots

  • No need for digging or excavation

  • Prevents regrowth and pest infestations

  • Quick, clean and cost-effective

  • Prepares ground for replanting or building

Enquiries About Stump Grinding & Removal

To find out more about our Stump Grinding & Removal service, or to arrange a free estimate. Call 07837 047 386, or use the form below to send us an email.
Stump Grinding & Removal

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.  What is stump grinding?A. It’s the process of using a specialised machine to grind a stump into wood chips, reducing it below ground level so it’s no longer visible or obstructive.
Q.   Will the tree grow back after stump grinding?A. No — grinding disrupts the root system, preventing regrowth in most cases. For persistent species, we can apply eco-safe treatments if needed.
Q.  Is it better to grind or dig out a stump?A. Grinding is faster, cleaner, and less disruptive to surrounding areas. Digging is rarely needed unless for construction purposes.
Q.  How deep do you grind the stump?A. Typically 4–6 inches below the surface, depending on what the area will be used for after removal.
Q.   What happens to the wood chips?A. You can keep them for mulch, or we’ll remove and dispose of them — entirely your choice.
Q.  Can you remove stumps in tight spaces?A. Yes, we have portable machines that can access narrow gates and awkward spots where larger equipment can’t reach.