Stump Grinding in Guelph

The Stump Didn't Get the Memo

Tree gone, but the stump stayed behind. Chip It Guy provides stump grinding in Guelph to grind the remaining stump below ground level so your yard can move on.

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Welcome to the Final Stage of Tree Removal

Because “just leave the stump” was a terrible idea.

That pesky stump mocking you from the middle of your lawn? Yeah, we see it. Whether it’s what’s left after a recent tree removal or it’s been sitting there for years, Chip It Guy provides stump grinding in Guelph to make it disappear safely, quickly, and cleanly.

If the tree still needs to come down first, we also provide small tree and shrub removal.

Our commercial-grade stump grinder chews through even the toughest stumps, grinding them 8–12 inches below ground level so the root system is no longer in the way. The wood chips stay neatly on site, creating a small mound that naturally settles over time.

Our main grinder fits through 36-inch gates, making backyard access straightforward for most properties. If things get tight, we have smaller equipment available when needed.

We’re fully insured, friendly, and freakishly efficient. And if we miss a spot, we’ll come back — no charge. That’s our No-Stump-Left-Behind Guarantee.

STUMP GRINDING PRICING & ESTIMATES — STRAIGHTFORWARD AND NO B.S.

Custom estimates based on size, access, and how rude your stump’s being.

Starting At

$200

+HST

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How We Price Stump Grinding Jobs

Our stump grinding services start at $200 +HST within our primary service area, including Guelph. But let’s be honest — not every stump is created equal.

Every job is unique, so your stump removal estimate depends on the details — stump size, how many you’ve got, and how easy they are to access. Send us a few photos, and we’ll get you a custom quote fast — no guessing, no surprises.

Here’s what affects pricing:

We’ll walk you through every step so you know exactly what to expect — clear, upfront, and no rental headaches required.

How to measure your tree stump

comic strip showing how to measure tree stump diameter with text: "when measuring your tree stum for a stump grinding estimate, always measure from the base of the tree at the widest part of the exposed roots.

Proper Measurement = Accurate Estimate

Be sure to measure the diameter of the stump at the widest part of the exposed root flare. If we arrive and it’s significantly larger than expected, your estimate may need to be adjusted on site.

See Our Stump Grinder In Action!

It’s oddly satisfying watching a stump disappear.

Chip It Guy stump grinding front yard using commercial-grade grinder

What Happens When You Call Chip It Guy

Watch us tackle a real front yard stump grinding job from start to finish. You’ll see our commercial-grade stump grinder in action, turning a stubborn stump into mulch — safely, efficiently, and without you lifting a finger.

Filmed during a real residential stump grinding job in Burlington.

Tracked stump grinder accessing backyard through 36-inch gate

ALL-TERRAIN STUMP GRINDING SUPERPOWERS

Our tracked stump grinder minimizes ground disturbance and fits through 36-inch backyard gates — no ruts, no mess, just smooth access wherever that stump is hiding. Perfect for backyards, fence lines, and tight spots.

Filmed during a real rural stump removal job in Milton.

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GRIND MODE: ACTIVATED

Our cutting wheel makes quick work of even the toughest hardwood stumps. This is what professional stump grinding power looks like — precision, speed, and a clean result every time.

Filmed during a professional stump grinding job near Guelph.

STUMP GRINDING IN GUELPH AND NEARBY AREAS

Guelph properties often have mature trees and larger yards, which means leftover stumps are a common sight after a tree removal. Chip It Guy provides stump grinding throughout Guelph to remove those stubborn stumps so lawns, gardens, and landscaping plans can move forward without a chunk of tree still in the way.

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Answers to the most common stump grinding and stump removal questions

How do I measure my stump for an estimate?

Measure the widest part of the stump at ground level, including the root flare.
Accurate measurements are essential for estimating both the cost and the time required for your stump grinding. If the measurement is significantly off, we may need to requote or reschedule your service to ensure we allocate the right time and equipment for the job.

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Yes, we can grind exposed surface roots as part of your stump grinding service.
Grinding roots helps smooth the ground and prevents mower damage. Just mention it when you request your estimate so we can include it in the quote.

Our main stump grinder fits through a 36-inch gate or opening.
If your space is tighter, we have a smaller machine for limited access areas — it’s slower but gets the job done when needed.

We grind stumps 8–12 inches below ground level on average.
That’s deep enough to remove the root crown and prepare the area for replanting, soil, or sod.

Our tracked stump grinder is designed to minimize lawn damage and surface impact.
We lay down plywood sheets to protect your grass while moving the grinder into place and use a chip deflection screen to keep woodchips away from vehicles, windows, and neighbours. Safety and lawn preservation are part of the job. The woodchips stay on-site after grinding — contained neatly where the stump was.

We leave the mulch (wood chips) on-site after stump grinding.
The leftover chips help fill the hole and make great natural material for garden beds or ground cover. Removing it requires extra equipment and a separate trip, so most homeowners keep it — and their gardeners thank them for it.

Each stump grinding estimate includes professional stump grinding, utility locates, fuel, insurance, and cleanup of surface debris.
Woodchips are left on-site and neatly piled to help fill the hole after grinding. Chip removal is not included, as it requires separate equipment and additional cost. There are no hidden fees or rental add-ons — just clear, professional service and accurate pricing.

If we miss a spot, we’ll return at no additional charge.
We guarantee that every stump included in your original stump grinding estimate will be fully ground — typically 8–12 inches below grade. If any part of a listed stump remains, we’ll come back and complete the job at no cost. Our goal is for you to feel confident in both the service and the results.
For complete details on what’s included and excluded, see our full guarantee →

I reached out to Dion and asked for a quote to remove a massive stump he did his best to give an estimate based on what i provided. When he showed up he was in shock by the size of the stump and without hesitation proceeded to go after this thing. He was prepared, on time, communicated well and most impressive of all he honored his word and quote. It took him almost 3 hours and I got 4 yards of mulch from this thing. after dealing with dozens of trades over the last 2 years i have to say Dion is by far the most impressive and professional person i have come across. I would recommend him to anyone looking to get a great job done which exceptional service.

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Warning: Stumps will be harmed

Side effects may include sudden yard satisfaction, neighbour envy, and zero regrets. Get your stump grinding estimate now.

No-Stump-Left-Behind Guarantee

We stand behind our work — and our stump grinder. If we quoted it, we grind it. Simple as that. But here’s what that actually means:

What's covered

What's not covered

Every stump — and yard — is different. If you have concerns about surface roots or future landscaping plans, let us know when requesting your estimate. We’re happy to walk through it with you so you know what to expect.

It’s extremely important to us that our customers feel confident, informed, and happy with the service and the results. If something’s not right, we want to hear about it — and we’ll always do our best to make it right.

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