Recent Work
Actual Nashville jobs, photographed on site with the homeowner's permission. Nothing here is a stock image of somebody else's stump in somebody else's state.
A Thin Gallery of Real Nashville Stump Grinding
This page will fill slowly rather than launching full of purchased photography meant to imply a decade of work that has not happened yet. What goes up instead comes from real visits: a hackberry ground out behind a shotgun house off Holly Street, a Callery pear taken back past its laterals in a Hermitage front lawn, a silver maple stump next to a lifted sidewalk panel in Woodbine.
Where a photo is genuinely useful, it is usually the access shot rather than the stump shot — the alley we came down in Salemtown, the gate the small machine just cleared in Madison. Those tell you more about whether we can help you than a close-up of chips does, so we take them deliberately and we will keep posting them as the work comes in.
Having Your Nashville Stump Job Shown Here
If we have ground a stump on your property and you are happy to have it included, tell us at the end of the job and we will take before-and-after shots before packing up. We ask first, we crop out house numbers and anything else identifying if you would rather, and we take a photo down without argument if you change your mind later.
Saying no changes nothing about the work. Plenty of people in this city would rather their address did not appear on a contractor's website at all, particularly in neighbourhoods where the street name alone narrows it to a handful of houses. That preference gets respected without anyone having to explain it, and the gallery grows more slowly as a result. That trade is fine by us.