Twin Cities Stump Removal serves the Twin Cities Metro from Eden Prairie, MN. We regularly work across Hennepin, Ramsey, Anoka, Dakota, Scott, Washington, and Carver counties. Whether you need one stump ground in a city yard or a group of stumps handled for a larger property, send a photo and address first so we can confirm the price and access.
We cover the metro in a working day, not just the suburbs next to Eden Prairie. Same-day travel is normal across the area, and once a job is approved and the 811 locate is complete, nearby jobs are often available on a same-day or next-day opening. Standard scheduling is usually within 4–7 business days.
Cities we serve
West Metro
South Metro
North Metro
East Metro
Minneapolis & St. Paul area
These city pages are a starting point, not a hard boundary around the route. The job price still comes from the stump size, access, and cleanup choice, not just the name of the suburb. A 12-inch stump starts at the $250 job minimum; typical 12–24-inch stumps run $275–$425, and typical 24–36-inch stumps run $425–$650. Stumps 36 inches and larger are quoted from photos because the root flare and machine access matter more than a simple diameter number.
Across the metro, we bring either the Rayco RG27 self-propelled grinder for standard yards or a compact 25-inch walk-behind for tight access. That compact unit fits through a 36-inch gate, which is useful on city lots where a larger machine cannot reach the back yard. Tell us about gate widths, hills, retaining walls, and driveway crossings in the first message. It helps us price the route accurately and avoid rescheduling.
Neighborhoods we work in daily
We see every kind of access around the metro: narrow gates and alley-side yards in Uptown and Loring Park, older lots around Highland Park in St. Paul, slopes and mature hardwoods near the Lake Minnetonka shoreline, and newer landscaping in Woodbury, Maple Grove, and Lakeville. In Minneapolis and St. Paul, a backyard stump may need the compact 25-inch grinder to fit through a 36-inch gate. In the outer suburbs, the self-propelled Rayco RG27 is often the better fit for open yards and larger stumps.
Tell us what is between the street and the stump: gate width, retaining walls, steps, soft lawn, or a driveway crossing. A quick access photo lets us bring the right grinder and plan protective plywood where hard surfaces need it.
City work is often about getting through a narrow side yard without tearing up the rest of the property. Suburban work can mean a wider stump, a longer approach from the street, or several stumps left after a landscaping project. In either case, the standard grind is 8–12 inches below grade. We can go deeper when you are planning a project and tell us what will be built or planted there.
How service works across the metro
- Send the stump photo, size, and address. Text 952-388-3327 with a measurement at ground level and an access photo if there is a fence or tight path. Weekday photo quotes usually get a reply within an hour.
- Approve the written quote and locate request. We call 811 on your behalf. The utility locate normally takes about three business days, which protects everyone before the grinder goes into the ground.
- We schedule the route and complete the work. Same-day or next-day openings are common inside the 494/694 loop when utility marks are ready. Outer-ring locations are normally scheduled in 2–3 days when the route allows; standard jobs are typically completed within 4–7 business days.
Every standard job includes grinding 8–12 inches below grade and basic cleanup. Chips can stay on-site or be hauled away for $75–$150, and black-dirt top-dressing is available for $75–$150 if you want the spot filled for the next stage of lawn work.
Not in one of these cities?
Still send the photo. We also quote work in places such as Chanhassen, Chaska, Prior Lake, and Farmington, along with other nearby communities. Jobs more than 30 miles from Eden Prairie may need a small travel fee, but it is better to ask than assume we do not cover your address. We do not schedule stump grinding jobs across the Wisconsin state line.