A STUMP-GRINDING COMPANY WITH MORE CHARACTER THAN NECESSARY.

Stump Grinding in Azle, TX — EVERY
YARD HAS A
STORY.

CHIP'S PLAN IS FOOLPROOF. BARKLEY SAW THIS COMING. GRINDER DOESN'T DO DRAMA. HE DOES STUMPS.

Professional stump grinding across Parker, Tarrant & surrounding North Texas counties.

Two Stump Chumps characters Chip, Barkley and Grinder in a comic backyard scene.
Ground down. Done right. ● Mulch happens. ● Free estimates.
MEET THE CREW

Three characters. One very real service.

The stories make us memorable. The work makes us worth calling. Our characters never replace the proof—they help neighbors remember who did the job right.

Chip starts the trouble.

Barkley sees it coming.

Grinder cleans it up.

Chip, an animated tree stump character in sunglasses, pointing and laughing in a backyard

Chip

The Confident One

Known For

  • Idea generator
  • Plans first. Thinks later.
  • Overconfident (for no good reason)
  • Sees problems as speed bumps
  • Believes every idea is a good idea
  • Loves to take the lead
  • Usually wrong, but never in doubt
  • Makes the job more interesting
Barkley, an animated tree stump character with glasses and a backpack, arms crossed, skeptical in a backyard

Barkley

The One Who Sees It Coming

Known For

  • The voice of reason
  • Sees the problem before it happens
  • Cautious, skeptical, and mildly sarcastic
  • Not a planner, but he notices the details
  • Usually right (unfortunately)
  • Tries to keep Chip out of trouble (doesn't work)
  • Prefers observation over participation
  • Equipped for whatever might go wrong
  • Believes common sense isn't common
The Grinder, an animated stump-grinder machine character giving a thumbs up in a backyard

Grinder

The Professional

Known For

  • Calm, capable, and dependable
  • The one who actually gets it done
  • Experienced and unbothered
  • Turns chaos into clean yards
  • Lived-in, not brand new (and proud of it)
  • Keeps the crew (mostly) on track
  • Doesn't panic. Just starts the job.
  • Built for real work
  • Makes the hard stuff look easy
REAL JOB • REAL RESULTS

ROUGHLY 20 STUMPS.ABOUT 4 HOURS.

Before: about 20 freshly cut tree stumps in a wooded lot, ready for stump grinding in North Texas
01BEFORE

The yard was full of unfinished business.

Stump grinder wheel close-up cutting through a stump
02DURING

Then the Grinder got to work.

After: cleared, level trail once all stumps were ground down by Two Stump Chumps
03AFTER

Ground down. Done right.

~20
Stumps Removed
~4
Hours On Site
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REAL JOB • REAL RESULTS

STORM-FELLED. BURIED DEEP.FIVE HOURS OF GRINDING.

Before: large storm-felled stump with exposed roots, before stump grinding
01BEFORE

A windstorm brought down a double-trunk tree — one stump, two trees, one root system.

Stump grinder cutting through a large tree stump
02DURING

The trunks drove 8–12 inches into the ground on the fall. The Grinder didn't slow down.

After: storm-damaged stump ground out and yard leveled by Two Stump Chumps
03AFTER

Ground down. Done right.

2
Trunks Removed
~5
Hours On Site
8–12"
Buried On Impact
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WHAT WE GRIND

Clear the obstacle. Reclaim the space.

Stump grinding & removal — proudly serving Parker, Tarrant & surrounding North Texas counties.

Grinder's Department.

This is the part where the work actually gets done.

Local.•Owner-Operated.•Real Equipment.

Chip, wearing a gold sequin tuxedo, presenting the services list
01
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Stump Grinding

Unwanted, hazardous, or inconvenient stumps removed and ground below grade — one stump or a whole yard.

02
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Emergency Storm Response

Fast Response

Once the tree's down, we grind out the stump and roots left behind — fast.

03
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Fence & Sprinkler Clearing

Stumps and major roots cleared around fence lines and sprinkler systems to make room for installation or repair.

04
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Surface-Root Grinding

Accessible roots handled when they interfere with yards, paths, or landscaping.

05
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Tight Access

Compact equipment gets into backyards, gated areas, and tight side yards other crews can't reach.

Ready to reclaim your yard?

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Where We Work

North Texas is our backyard.

Based in Azle and serving Springtown, Weatherford, Fort Worth, Parker County, Tarrant County, and nearby communities.

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THE BACKYARD STORIES

Entertain first. Build trust second. Sell last.

Our comedy skits live in the same world as the real work: familiar Texas yards, one confident stump, one worried friend, and a professional who never needs to brag.

The Easy Estimate

Send a few photos. We'll take it from there.

No complicated form. Text us 1–3 clear photos, the widest stump diameter, your access width, and your ZIP code.

Text For A Free Estimate
01

Take clear photos

Show the stump, nearby obstacles, and the path to it.

02

Add two measurements

Widest stump diameter and narrowest access width.

03

Send your ZIP code

We'll reply with next steps and an honest estimate.

Questions? We've Got Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does stump grinding cost?

Every estimate is free, no strings attached. Text us a few photos of the stump, the widest diameter, and your access width, and we'll get you a real number — not a guess.

What's left behind after grinding?

Grinding turns the stump and roots into wood mulch and chips. We're happy to leave it for you to reuse around the yard, or haul it away — just let us know which you'd prefer.

How deep do you grind the stump?

It depends on the job — stump size, root structure, and what you're planning to do with the space afterward all factor in. We'll talk through depth expectations when we quote your job.

Do you remove the entire root system?

No — stump grinding removes the stump and accessible wood within the grinding area, not the entire root system. Roots that extend beyond that area stay underground and break down naturally over time.

What size stumps can you handle?

Small ornamental stumps up to large, mature trees — size on its own rarely rules a job out. What matters more is whether our equipment can safely reach it, which is part of what we look at when we quote your job.

Do you fill the hole afterward?

Yes. We backfill the area with the ground mulch and soil so it sits level and ready for grass, landscaping, or whatever comes next.

Can I plant grass or landscaping over the area afterward?

In most cases, yes. Once the area is backfilled and level, it's ready for grass seed, sod, flower beds, or even a new tree if that's the plan.

Who's responsible for sprinkler or utility lines near the stump?

You know your yard best — please mark any sprinkler lines or shallow utility lines near the stump before we arrive. We grind carefully, but marked lines mean we can work around them with confidence.

Can you grind stumps close to my house, fence, or other structures?

It depends on the site. The proximity of nearby structures determines whether there's enough room to grind safely — we'll assess access when we quote your job.

Should I grind the stump right away, or can it wait?

It's fine to wait if you need to — a stump won't cause problems just sitting there. That said, grinding sooner makes it easier to landscape, reseed, or reclaim the space, and prevents new sprouts from the stump trying to regrow.

How long does a job take?

It depends on the size and number of stumps. A single stump is often done in under an hour; larger jobs with multiple stumps or storm damage can take several hours. We'll give you a time estimate along with your free quote.

Your Yard's Next Chapter

Ready to make that stump the punchline?