To keep your project running smoothly, it helps to clear the work area of items such as rocks, toys, decorations, potted plants, and outdoor furniture. If you know of any underground features—sprinkler heads, landscape lighting wiring, drain lines, or recent trenching—sharing that information ahead of time can prevent interruptions and protect your property.
Grinding depth can vary based on your goals. If you plan to replant grass, grinding several inches below the surface is usually sufficient. If you intend to install hardscaping or replant a tree nearby, deeper grinding or additional planning may be recommended to ensure a stable base and reduce interference from remaining roots.
After grinding, you may see a shallow depression as the wood chips settle over time. This is normal, and adding topsoil as needed helps maintain an even grade. If you want the area restored for immediate use, we can discuss backfill and finishing options so the space is ready for lawn installation or landscaping improvements.