Licensed & Insured Stump Grinding · Locally Owned · Piedmont Triad, NC

Stump Grinding Piedmont Triad, NC

The Triad’s trusted stump grinding company — complete removal down to the root ball, clean backfill, and same-day written quotes from High Point to Greensboro. No surprises on the bill. Professional grinders on every job.

5.0 on Google Fully Insured Stump Grinding Free Written Quotes
Serving the Triad: Greensboro · High Point · Winston-Salem · Kernersville · Jamestown · Thomasville · and more
  • Fully InsuredGeneral liability + workers’ comp
  • Locally OwnedHigh Point based, Triad served
  • 5.0 on Google11 five-star reviews
  • Free On-Site QuotesWritten, no obligation
  • Same-Day ServiceMost jobs, weather permitting
  • 24/7 Live AnswerReal person, every call

Recent Work

Stump Grinding in
The Triad.

Real jobs. Real yards. Stump Grinding across the Triad — before we leave, the site looks better than when we arrived.

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Stump Grinding in the Triad — stump in place before grinding
Stump Grinding in the Triad — ground below grade and cleaned up
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About This Service

Stump Grinding in The Triad.

That stump in your yard isn’t going anywhere on its own. It’s a tripping hazard, a lawnmower-killer, and a permanent reminder of a tree that used to be there. 316 Tree Services grinds stumps across the Triad — single residential stumps, multi-stump lots, and post-removal cleanup.

We grind 6 to 12 inches below ground level, which is enough for sod, landscaping, or just having flat usable yard again. Mulch left on-site or hauled off — your call. We can also backfill the hole with topsoil so it’s ready for grass seed right after.

Every stump is different — diameter, age, root spread, access. Free quote, same day, on-site or over the phone.

Real Reviews · Real Customers

Don’t Take Our Word.
Take Theirs.

Every review below is a verified Google review from a real Triad homeowner. No filters, no edits, no paid placements.

5.0

11 Reviews on Google

Google Verified Stump Grinding

“I was extremely pleased with the service I received. They cut down several trees and cleared a large section of bushes in my backyard. They were pleasant and efficient and the cost was very reasonable.”

Shaquita M. Google Review
Google Verified Reasonable Price

“Very professional, came and did what we discussed at a reasonable price. Would recommend.”

Adrian H. Local Guide · 18 reviews
Google Verified Clean Job

“Very reasonable price, high quality work, and cleaned up everything when finished. I was very pleased with the job they did.”

Jack Alford Google Review

11 Reviews. 5.0 Stars. Every Job.

Read every single review on our Google Business Profile.

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Know What You’re Dealing With

What Kind of
Grinding Job Is Yours?

A single 12-inch stump is a different job than a yard full of 30-inch hardwood stumps with sprawling root systems. Here’s how we categorize stump grinding in the Triad.

Category One

Single Stump

1 Stump · Under 18in Diameter

One small to mid-size stump with good access. Walk-behind grinder, in and out, mulch left on-site or hauled. Often paired with post-removal cleanup.

  • 1 stump under 18in diameter
  • 6–12 inches below grade
  • Mulch left on-site or hauled
  • Same-day completion
  • Topsoil backfill available
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Category Three

Heavy Hardwood / Lot Work

6+ Stumps · Large Hardwoods · Cleared Lots

High stump counts, large hardwood stumps, or full-lot grinding after clearing. Heavy grinder, significant time, often paired with lot clearing or post-clearing prep.

  • 6+ stumps or large hardwoods
  • Cleared-lot stump removal
  • Heavy-duty grinder for oak, hickory, walnut
  • Multi-load mulch haul-off
  • Site prepped for grass, build, or landscape
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What Moves a Grinding Job Into a Higher Category

Stump Diameter

A 12-inch pine stump grinds out in minutes. A 36-inch oak stump can take an hour or more. Diameter and wood density both factor in.

Stump Count

More stumps means more grinding time, more fuel, and more cleanup. Multi-stump jobs are scoped together for efficiency.

Wood Hardness

Softwoods like pine grind fast. Hardwoods like oak, hickory, and walnut take significantly longer and wear teeth faster.

Access & Root Spread

Stumps in open yards are simple. Stumps tight against fences, near foundations, or with large surface roots take more setup and careful work.

Not sure what category your job falls into?

Give us a call or text. Tell us what you’re dealing with — we’ll tell you exactly what’s involved. Free, same day, no obligation.

Call (336) 259-8460

Why 316 Tree Guys

Two Things Most
Tree Crews Can’t Promise.

In a trade full of one-truck operators and “I’ll call you back next week” estimates, we built 316 Tree Guys on two principles that protect your property and your time.

The 316 Tree Guys Promise

Fully Insured & 15-Minute Response — Every Time.

Two things kill homeowner confidence: the fear of getting stuck with damage you didn’t cause, and the wait for an estimate that never comes. We fixed both.

Fully Insured · Triad-Wide

General liability and workers’ comp on every job. Ask for our certificate before we start — we keep it ready. If a crew pushes back on that request, hire someone else.

15-Minute Response in High Point

We’re based here. 15 minutes from High Point, 25 to Greensboro, 30 to Winston-Salem. No call centers, no waiting three days for someone to walk your property.

Locally Owned

A real Triad crew — not a franchise or call-center referral. When you call, you talk to the same guys doing the work.

Owned Equipment

Skid steers, dump trucks, chippers, stump grinders, trailers — all ours. We don’t rent, borrow, or wait on availability.

Clean Job Site

Chips hauled, debris loaded, yard raked, driveway swept. The spot looks better than when we showed up.

Written Quotes

Every estimate in writing, on-site, no obligation. No handshake deals, no surprise charges, no “we ran into something” on the invoice.

Recent Grinding Jobs

Our Recent
Stump Grinding Work.

Real jobs, real properties across the Triad. No stock photos, no staging.

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Stump Grinding in the Triad — single residential stump ground below grade
Stump Grinding in the Triad — multiple stumps from recent tree removal
Stump Grinding in the Triad — large hardwood stump ground out
Stump Grinding in the Triad — mulch hauled off after grinding
Stump Grinding in the Triad — tight-access backyard stump
Stump Grinding in the Triad — topsoil backfilled and ready for grass
Every Photo Is a Real Job No stock photos. No staged shots. No exceptions.

Common Questions

Straight Answers,
No Runaround.

The questions homeowners actually ask before they hire us. If yours isn’t here, call — we’ll answer it on the spot.

How much does stump grinding cost in the Triad?

Stump grinding is priced by diameter, count, and wood hardness. A single 12-inch pine stump grinds out in minutes and costs accordingly. A yard full of 30-inch oak stumps takes hours and prices differently. We give free estimates over the phone if you can tell us the rough size, or on-site if you’d rather. Call (336) 259-8460.

How deep do you grind stumps?

6 to 12 inches below grade — enough for sod, landscaping, or having flat usable yard again. For most residential work, 6 inches is enough. For replanting in the same spot or building over it, we go deeper. Tell us what’s going in there next and we’ll grind accordingly.

What do you do with the mulch?

Your choice. We can leave the wood chips and mulch on-site (free, good for garden beds), or haul it off in our trailer (small additional charge). Most Triad homeowners ask us to haul it. Some keep it for their own landscaping use.

Can you grind stumps near my house or fence?

Yes, as long as we can get the grinder to it. Our walk-behind grinders fit through 36-inch gates. For tight access, we may use a hand grinder or smaller machine. We grind carefully around foundations, fences, and irrigation lines — but you should mark any underground utilities before we start.

Will the stump regrow if you grind it?

For most species, no. Ground stumps don’t regrow because the root system can’t photosynthesize without leaves. A few species (cherry, sweetgum, maple) can occasionally send up suckers from remaining roots — those die back quickly without canopy. If you see sprouts, mow them or apply a stump treatment.

Ready When You Are

Get a Free Quote for
Stump Grinding in the Triad.

Call now and talk to a real person, or send your details and we’ll come walk the property. Free on-site estimates, written quotes, no obligation.

  • Fully Insured
  • Same-Day Service
  • 5.0 on Google