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Need some advice stump removal price


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I don't normally remove stumps and need some advice on pricing 30 fresh cut small conifer stumps 10-12 inch but adjacent to a wall that has signs of movement in it I am going to hire a pedestrian grinder, I know these are not great as with any hire tools but I don't think a mini digger will do the wall any favours. I have no idea what I should be charging for the removal can somebody please advise me I don't want to under-price or overprice the job can anyone advise me please.Thanks

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Thank you I just don't want to mess up my pricing and do myself down I am fine with pricing the removal of everything above ground just not a clue where to start with pricing stumps the site has to be re planted by me so I want to do it properly but I don't want to be under pricing, how long would it take using a pedstrian stump grinder to take 30 of them out?

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Depends how bigger pedestrian grinder you can get in, and how strong you are. If you've never used one before it will take a lot longer than you realise! Plus teeth aren't always the best on hire machines.

 

I think I'd put two days on it with a basic pedestrian grinder. If you could get a HB20 or similar a lot less time.

 

Without seeing the job, access, ground conditions etc etc I would guess £500ish

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