FRONT

$425 Crapemyrtle – 3 large trunks 9″x3, 30-40′ tall, cut down, cut stump as low as conditions permit, dispose of debris

$220 grind the stump, rake stump grindings neatly over old stump location

FRONT

$60 Japanese Maple – Prune away from driveway to allow for better access, dispose of debris

$120 Redbuds – Cut down one leaning over driveway + dispose $60, prune back another to give a little more light to Japanese Maple plus remove some other branches from larger trees interfering + dispose $60

$0 Sassafras – Leave

BACK

$595 Azaleas – very large, 5 stump areas, cut down as low as possible, hand dig out stumps to avoid damage to River Birch roots as much as possible, dispose of debris

BACK

$235 Cryptomeria – in River Birch, 10″ caliper, 40′ tall, rope into River Birch cut in sections from the bottom lowering it down piece by piece, cut stump as low as conditions permit, dispose of debris

$70 Ash (Tupelo) – growing in fence – I think this is an Ash based on the bark and opposite branches, cut down, cut stump as low as conditions permit, dispose of debris

$90 Ash (Tupelo) – by AC unit (was unflagged, so likely leaving), cut stump as low as conditions permit, dispose of debris

LAKE FENCE

$150 Cherry – with large vine in it, $100 remove vine plus pruning to cleanup tree $50 – unless vine is poison ivy, but I don’t believe it is after doing research, dispose of debris

$310 Shrubs – Approx ten volunteer trees/shrubs behind rear fence, 2-4″ calipers, remove all w/ stumps dug out, dispose of debris

$140 Privets – 3 planted + 1 volunteer of a different variety, remove w/ stumps dug out, dispose of debris

LAKE

$250 Lakeside trees – cut down all to stumps, except for large Maple (leave alone), dispose of debris

LAKE FENCE

$210 Weedy tree @ corner of fence with Kudzu – Cut down all, remove vine as possible, dig out stumps as possible (at least one growing into fence), dispose of debris

BACK

$120 Fringe tree – Cleanup, remove all volunteers growing within w/ stumps dug out + vines, prune Fringe tree as needed, dispose of debris

BACK (near gate)

$100 Large, old Sweetgum Stump – $100 additional if grinding with Crapemyrtle stump, otherwise my minimum stump grinding fee would apply ($220) if grinding separately at another time. Another option is to remove all the growth above ground and then treat the cuts with herbicide to kill off the stump.