Stump grinding: a narrow trade almost nobody offers
Removing stumps and roots below ground level with a dedicated grinder โ a service in demand from arborists, landscapers and councils, yet in short supply.
A specialised service removing tree stumps and surface roots with a stump grinder below ground level, after felling on gardens, in towns, parks and on building plots. The grinder reduces the stump and roots to chippings and prepares the ground for reseeding, planting or building. Model: short but well-paid jobs priced by stump diameter, weighted toward links with arborists, tree-felling firms, landscapers and councils who do not remove stumps themselves and pass the work on. The grinder can be hired at the start, before demand is proven and buying one pays off. Target: arborists and tree-felling firms, garden owners, councils and green-space managers.
Stump grinding is a narrow trade almost nobody offers, yet every felled tree leaves a stump that gets in the way and is hard to remove without a grinder. Demand comes from arborists and tree-felling firms, landscapers, councils, grounds teams and garden owners โ all need the stump gone, but few have the dedicated machine. Whoever holds the grinder catches demand others merely pass on, and often has no direct competition nearby.
๐ชตA narrow trade almost nobody offers
Only a handful of people grind stumps, yet a stump is left after every felled tree and is hard and costly to remove without the dedicated machine. Whoever holds it catches demand others merely pass on and often has no direct competition nearby โ it is a service people seek and cannot find.
