Call/Text 864.214.4425 or click below to set up your free estimate.
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It depends on the size and difficulty of the rootball and root system, the type of tree, and the location of the stump. In very general terms, the cost can range from $75 dollars to $125 dollars a foot.
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We typically grind a minimum depth of 8 inches. We can also grind deeper if you plan to replant a tree or bush in the same location as the stump.
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We do our very best to minimize signs of disturbance from our grinders. That being said, if you are apprehensive about the effects of heavy machinery on your lawn we are willing to bring boards for our units to drive over.
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Absolutely not. While our name is Greenville Grind, we actually service all of the upstate of South Carolina!
Greenville Grind is a stump grinding company born out of a place of possibility. To spend more time outdoors and with family. To help homeowners and business owners restore pride in their properties. To get away from the traditional 9 to 5. To provide the best possible service and customer experience. To create a legacy while building relationships in the process. And of course, have a little fun! Give Greenville Grind a call, and help us keep South Carolina beautiful!
Who We Are
Meet the Owner
Meet Ben Jordan! He’s the owner of Greenville Grind located in the upstate of South Carolina. Ben is native to Townville, SC having grown up on the shores of Lake Hartwell. He spent lots of time outdoors as a child, hunting, fishing, and eventually working as a landscaper after graduating from Clemson University with a Bachelor’s degree in Communications. After spending a decade in corporate America, Ben made a change and returned to his roots, so to speak. Greenville Grind was born from a place of possibility. Paired with his wife Tish, who is also an entrepreneur, he set out to build a legacy for his family and community. Ben brings integrity, vision, and humility to Greenville Grind for each and every customer.
Why Grind?
Basic
Tree stumps left untouched are a prime habitat for a large number of pests and insects like roaches, snakes, termites, and beetles.
Intermediate
The roots of a tree stump can continue to grow and cause property damage and safety hazards.
Advanced
Stumps can spread disease to nearby trees. That means more dead trees, more stumps, and more eye sores.