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What does it cost to remove a tree stump

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Understanding the cost to remove a tree stump helps homeowners plan their project with confidence. For a single stump between 18 and 24 inches in diameter located in an open, accessible yard, most local stump‑grinding services charge $150 to $225. This price range reflects standard grinding depth, minimal obstacles, and quick machine access — the most common and affordable type of stump removal job.


Larger or more challenging stumps naturally cost more. For example, removing a 24‑ to 30‑inch hardwood stump positioned near a fence, structure, or tight access point typically runs $250 to $350. Hardwoods like oak or hickory take longer to grind, and limited access increases labor time. When a property has multiple stumps, most companies offer discounted bundle pricing. Grinding three stumps sized 18", 24", and 30" usually costs $400 to $600 total, depending on root depth and site conditions. These examples reflect real‑world pricing from local stump‑grinding professionals and give homeowners a clear idea of what to expect.


Even very small stumps can trigger a minimum service charge. For instance, if a homeowner has two small 5‑inch stumps, the total grinding time may only take a few minutes, but most stump‑grinding companies still apply a minimum trip fee of $150. 

Stump grinder clearing a tree stump in suburban yard with wood chips and grinding debris visible

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