Lewisville, NC and Forsyth County
Contact Tommy's Stump Grinding
One number reaches us. Call it, say how wide the stump is and how we reach it, and the quote is set on that call. Free, no-obligation estimates, and we answer the phone or call back the same working day.
We quote the whole job before we start, with no surprise charges after.
Contact Tommy's Stump Grinding
Tommy's Stump Grinding is reached at one number, and a call is how a job is quoted and booked. There is no form to fill in and no office to visit: you call, we talk through the stump, and the quote and the visit date are settled while we are on the line. If the call goes to voicemail, leave your name, the town and what the stump is, and we call back the same working day.
The call itself is short. We ask how wide the stump is across the top at ground level, how many there are, and how the machine gets from the street to the spot. From those three answers we can usually give the whole price on the phone; when a stump is hard to see or hard to reach, we come and look first, at no charge. Either way the price you hear is the price you pay, and the visit is put on the calendar before we hang up. A few things to have ready when you call are listed next.
What to have ready when you call
You should have the stump's width, the count of stumps and the way the machine would get in ready before you call, because those three things set the quote and make the call quick. We can often quote over the phone if the stump is accessible, so the more you can describe, the less we need to come and look. Four things make a call short.
- The width across the topA tape across the widest part of the stump at ground level, surface roots included. Width sets most of the price and the time.
- How many stumpsA count, and a rough width for each. Several stumps on one visit are priced together, since the trip and the setup are paid once.
- The way inGate widths, steps, slopes and anything tight between the street and the stump. The compact machine fits a 36-inch opening.
- What should happen to the spoilRaked back into the hole and levelled, or hauled away. Say which and the quote covers it.
When to call
A call to the number on this site reaches the business, and the best time to catch someone is given on the call. When the machine is running we cannot always pick up, so a call that goes to voicemail is returned the same working day; leave the town and a word about the stump and we ring back with the quote ready. There is no wrong time to leave that message.
Where the business is based
The business is based in Lewisville, North Carolina, on Shallowford Road, and the machine goes out from there to Forsyth County and the towns around it. There is nothing to visit at the address: the grinder travels to the stump, so the call is the whole way in. Give the town you are calling from and we tell you when the route reaches it.
What our neighbors say
Tommy came out the same week and took the old maple right down below the lawn. He raked it level before he left and you cannot tell where it stood.
We had three of them and a mess of raised roots along the drive. All of it went in one visit and the spoil went back into the holes.
Needed a big pine out before the new turf went down. Quoted over the phone, done two days later, and the spot was left flat and ready.
One call. One visit. A level lawn.
Tell us how wide the stump is and how we reach it. We quote the whole job before we start, we show up when we say we will, and we clean up when the work is done.