Standard grinding
Ground 6–12 inches below grade, ready for sod or mulch. Typically $100–$400 per stump.
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Leftover stumps attract pests and trip the mower. Add grinding to your removal quote — or request it as a standalone job.
Ground 6–12 inches below grade, ready for sod or mulch. Typically $100–$400 per stump.
Several stumps on one visit drop the per-stump price. Good for lot cleanup and fence-line work.
Excavating the root ball for new construction or hardscaping. Quoted separately when needed.
Roughly $200–$500 per tree, depending on access and species. Common for crepe myrtles, ornamental trees and young cedars.
Typically $500–$1,200. This covers most residential live oaks, pecans and Ashe junipers (cedar).
$1,000–$3,500+, especially near structures or power lines requiring climbing, rigging or a crane. Dead or storm-damaged trees cost more because brittle wood is dangerous.
Usually $100–$400 per stump, or $2–$7 per inch of diameter, with a job minimum of $100–$175. Discounts apply for multiple stumps on one visit.
San Antonio protects certain "heritage" trees by species and trunk diameter. Your matched pro can advise whether your tree is protected and handle permitting if required.
Ranges are typical San Antonio market figures; your actual quote depends on size, access, hazards and disposal. Submit the form above to get real, itemized quotes from local crews.