What kinds of jobs does PLM Stump Grinding show in the gallery?

The gallery includes tree removal, stump grinding, debris hauling, storm damage work and land clearing projects, along with the equipment we use on the job.

Are these photos from real PLM jobs?

Yes. These are photos from PLM Stump Grinding LLC projects in Summit, Natchez and across Southwest Mississippi.

Can PLM handle large or difficult trees like the ones in the gallery?

Yes. We remove trees of any size, including large trees and trees that need a crane or extra planning. Call us and describe the tree so we can talk through the best approach.

What equipment does PLM use?

Our work relies on a stump grinder, a skid steer and a dump trailer, along with the tools our crew needs for safe tree removal, trimming and clean up.

How can I get a job like these done on my land?

Call 601-551-5963 or fill out the contact form with a few details about your property. We will follow up to talk through the work and schedule a site visit.

Looking up the trunk of a tall tree with freshly trimmed limbs against a cloudy sky

Project gallery

Real Jobs. Real Ground. Real Results.

Take a look at what a day with PLM actually looks like. These are our own projects, our own equipment and our own crew, working across Summit, Natchez and Southwest Mississippi.

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Tree removal

Big Trees, Bigger Jobs

Tree work is hard to describe and easy to understand when you see it. From towering trees to tight spots and everyday stump jobs, this gallery shows how we approach the land.

Large tree being removed by PLM Stump Grinding in Summit, MS — A really big tree that needed a careful takedown.

Crane assisting with a large tree removal in Mississippi — Some trees need a crane. This was one of them.

Fallen tree on a roof before removal by PLM Stump Grinding — A tree on a roof is a job that takes patience and the right plan.

Tree removal project in Southwest Mississippi — Another tree down and another property cleared.

PLM crew completing a typical tree and stump job — A typical job: trees down, stumps ground, land cleared.

Looking up at a tree before removal in Mississippi — The view from the ground, where the work starts.

Tree removal job in Natchez, MS by PLM Stump Grinding — Bringing a big one down in Natchez, one section at a time.

Equipment

The Machines That Do the Heavy Lifting

We bring the equipment to handle stumps on working land, wooded lots and cleared acreage. Our skid steer, stump grinder and dump trailer mean the work gets done and the debris goes with us.

Stump grinder used by PLM Stump Grinding in Summit, MS — Our stump grinder, built to take stumps below the surface.

Skid steer used for land clearing and debris removal — The skid steer helps us clear debris and move material fast.

Dump trailer loaded for debris removal by PLM — Everything we cut loads up and leaves with us.

Watch the work

See PLM at Work

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See Something Like Your Project?

If one of these jobs looks like yours, call us or send the contact form and tell us what you have in mind.

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Common questions

Questions About The Work You See

How do you get a tree down without damaging my house or yard?+

We climb and rope the tree down in sections, or bring in a crane when the lot is tight. Pieces are lowered on ropes, not dropped, so the roof, fence and landscaping stay intact.

How deep do you grind a stump?+

Below ground level, not just flush. Our grinder takes the stump 6 to 12 inches down so you can plant grass, lay sod or build over the spot.

What happens to all the wood, limbs and debris?+

We haul it off. Everything we cut is loaded in the dump trailer and leaves with us. If you want firewood or wood chips left behind, just say so.

Can you work in tight spots or near power lines?+

Yes. A lot of our jobs are in tight downtown lots and close to homes and lines. We plan the takedown around what is in the way and coordinate with the power company when needed.

Will your equipment tear up my yard?+

We use mats and plan our access path to keep tracks off soft ground. Some marks are normal on bigger jobs, and we clean up and rake out when the work is done.