Stump Grinding
Single stumps are a trip hazard and a liability line. Dozens of stumps are a programme. We grind both, across estates, schools, housing stock, parkland, and development sites, with the access, documentation, and reinstatement handled.
What We Do
Commercial stump grinding
Why organisations grind stumps out
- Liability. A stump in mown grass or a footpath line is a documented trip hazard. Grinding it out closes the risk rather than managing it indefinitely.
- Maintenance cost. Every stump is an obstacle your grounds maintenance operation strims around forever. Removal pays for itself in maintenance time.
- Regrowth. Many species re-shoot from live stumps. Grinding ends the cycle of repeat visits to cut regrowth.
- Reinstatement. Ground-level stumps block returfing, replanting, paving, and construction. Grinding clears the way for whatever the space is becoming.
- Pests and pathogens. Decaying stumps harbour honey fungus and wood-boring insects, a real consideration near retained tree stock.
Programme work, not just one-offs
Safe on occupied sites
Reinstatement and arisings
Why choose Silver Tree Services
Silver Tree Services has traded for over 20 years from Shurdington, Cheltenham, with 30+ qualified staff across seven specialist teams, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification, ARB Approved Contractor status, and SMAS SSIP accreditation. Crews are NPTC-certificated with IPAF and CSCS where work requires it, RAMS are produced per site, DBS-checked operatives are available for sensitive settings, and public and employers’ liability insurance covers every job. The client list, NHS, Gloucestershire Police, Stroud District Council, Savills, the Church of England, is the vetting evidence.
Areas we cover
Pricing
Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Stump Grinding
Frequently asked.
How is commercial stump grinding priced?
Can you grind stumps in areas with restricted access?
Is stump grinding safe on occupied sites like schools and housing estates?
How deep do you grind the stumps?
Can you reinstate the ground afterwards?
Do you handle the stumps left after your own felling work?
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