BEFORE & AFTER PHOTOS
Using my "newer" wireless, 4 wheel-drive stump grinder on a large cluster of stumps and mound. Before.....
.....and after. (Kingston)
A row of stumps with electrical lines located and marked underneath.....
....and after. No damage to the power lines because I controlled the grinding depth. (Sequim)
Not all of the 60+ stumps on this job are in view on this photo....
....looking really nice afterwards. (Port Angeles)
A mounded row of stumps & roots....
....flattened out & looking great afterwards! (Bainbridge Island)
This is just a small section of this job....
....removing the stumps really opens up the back yard! (Port Ludlow)
I chainsawed this up-rooted stump smaller....
....ground the stump & then moved the chips elsewhere on the property. (Port Ludlow)
I had a challenging time carefully grinding this stump off the fence....
....no damage to the fence and the rest was removed by hand. (Bremerton)
This 14' diameter maple is the largest stump I have ever ground! Before....
....and after. There was enough chips to fill a large pickup truck about 5 times! (Port Angeles)
Grinding a massive maple stump with "Old Yeller"....
....plenty of mulch afterwards. (Port Ludlow)
Protecting the windows & pedestrians....
....the completed job is now ready for new concrete & tree. (Port Townsend)
A tough job with windows, rocks, lots of roots & landscape plastic....
....the completed job. Prep & clean-up done by Marcial's Landscaping. (Sequim)
This stump is touching the front porch! I sawed it down....
....then I was able to maneuver the grinder in & finish the job. (Port Ludlow)
Same job as above from a different view. Very tight working space....
....completed without any porch damage! (Port Ludlow)
This is a small portion of this job that had about 80, mostly large cedar stumps.....
....the entire property looks so much better now. (Port Townsend)
A large double cedar stump was sawed down....
....then ground to perfection. Leftover firewood was a bonus. (Sequim)
There was 57 unsightly stumps on this job....
....57 trip hazards gone forever!! (Sequim)
A cedar monstrosity....
....looking so much better afterwards. (Port Ludlow)
I chainsawed, & then hauled away 60' of juniper shrubs, while avoiding the tall sprinkler pipes at the Port Townsend hospital....
....then I ground the stumps. (Port Townsend)
These large unsightly stumps and roots need to go!....
....now it's ready for new landscaping. (Shine area)
My customer wanted just part of this log ground (along with many other stumps)....
....the partially ground log. (Port Ludlow)
Using the chip containment panels on a row of stumps....
....that looks so much more appealing for you and your neighbor!! (Port Townsend)
Problem: How to get up several steps. Fortunately my customer had 2"x8" planks to make long ramps up the steps....
....problem solved & 2 trees planted also! (Port Ludlow)
A grinding that will definitely have hazardous flying rocks....
....what a difference a little grinding makes! Prep & clean work by Marcial's Landscaping. (Sequim)
I cut down, hauled away, then ground these shrubs....
....opens up the view dramatically! (Cape George)
Up-rooted stumps & roots. The entire area was raised several feet above ground level....
....no problem for Brett's expertise. (Port Angeles)
Doing what needs to be done: Upper row of blocks were removed & ramps were added to grind a bunch of stumps above the retaining wall....
....and the completed job. (Port Townsend)
I sawed 2 old massive cedar stumps into chunks that were made into wood shakes....
....then the easy part; grinding the stumps into chips. (Port Ludlow)
An unattractive stump farm....
....now the area is ready for it's intented use: parking. (Port Ludlow)
My customer wanted to be able to plant some new trees or shrubs in the backyard corner....
....now it's ready for planting. (Sequim)
Stumps along a fence? No problem for Brett....
....and of course, no damage to the fence. (Port Townsend)