Service area · Riverview, FL
Stump grinding and property work in Riverview
Riverview added more than 36,000 residents in ten years. The census counted 71,050 people in 2010 and 107,396 in 2020, which is a lot of new yards, new fences and lots cleared for building.
It is still a place with real trees in it, from the Alafia River on the north side out to Boyette Road in the east.
Gone Stumpin is based just up the road in Valrico. The owner runs every job, and stumps are the center of the work.
Brush, branch and stump work in Riverview
Stump removal & grinding
Stumps ground down until you cannot see them. Keep the grindings or choose haul-away for a fee. Raking and grass planting on request.
How stump grinding worksLand clearing
Brush and overgrowth cleared so a lot can be used. County rules on protected trees apply before anything larger comes down.
Land clearing in RiverviewTree trimming & pruning
Overgrown branches and limbs that need attention. The county requires protected trees to be pruned to ANSI A300 standards and limits how much can come off in a season.
Tree trimming & pruning in RiverviewPressure Washing
Pressure and soft washing for driveways, siding, roofs, pool cages, fences and decks.
Pressure Washing in RiverviewFence & Gate Repair
Repairs for wood, vinyl, chain-link and aluminum fences and manual gates.
Fence & Gate Repair in RiverviewStump grinding in Riverview
Ground down out of sight
The stump gets ground until you can no longer see it. What was sticking out of the yard ends up level with the ground around it.
You pick the finish
Keep the grindings on site to fill the hole or use around beds. Or choose haul-away for a fee and the pile leaves with the crew.
Raking and grass on request
Want the spot raked out and grass planted so it blends back into the lawn? Ask for it when you request the estimate.
A written estimate first
The owner looks at the job in person and puts the price in writing before any grinding starts. That number holds unless the scope of the job changes.
How the job goes
Tell us about the stump
Send the project address, how many stumps you have and anything about the yard worth knowing, like a fence gate or a tight side yard.
The owner sees it in person
He looks at what is actually there and writes the estimate on site. Price follows how much stump there is to grind.
You get an arrival time
Once you say yes, the job goes on the schedule with a set arrival time.
The stump comes out
He grinds it down until it is out of sight. The owner runs the job himself.
Finish the way you chose
Grindings stay or go with haul-away. Raking and grass planting happen if you asked for them.
Hillsborough requirements for the Riverview yard
County permits for bigger trees
Riverview is unincorporated Hillsborough County, so county rules apply. On a developed residential lot, trees with trunks 12 inches or wider at 4.5 feet generally need a permit before removal. Completely dead trees outside wetlands and other sensitive areas do not, and Grand Oaks carry stricter rules.
How the permit works
The county permit costs $81.65 for any number of trees on a parcel up to 5 acres. It is filed online through HillsGovHub, and a tree service can apply for you with your signed consent. Gone Stumpin does not remove trees, so we come in after this step is finished.
Curbside pickup has limits
County yard waste pickup allows 2 cubic yards a week (3 in February, March and April). Containers stay under 50 pounds, limbs under 4 feet long and 6 inches wide, all within 6 feet of the curb. Stumps are not on the list of accepted items.
Self-haul option
County solid waste customers can drop off up to two tons of yard waste at the county yard waste facilities. The South County site is at 13000 U.S. 41 in Gibsonton, right next to Riverview.
Send the Riverview address and access details
Send your Riverview address and the job. The owner writes the estimate before work starts.
Riverview by the map
The county's Riverview Community Plan draws the lines. A few of its edges help place a job.
The Alafia River
Bloomingdale Avenue and the Alafia River form the northern edge of the Riverview plan area.
Boyette Road
Balm Boyette Road and Boyette Road run along the eastern edge.
Tampa Bay to Bullfrog Creek
Tampa Bay and I-75 bound the west side, and Bullfrog Creek and County Road 672 bound the south.
Riverview stump work and county disposal
Does Hillsborough County pick up tree stumps?
Stumps are not on the county curbside yard waste list. Limbs have to be under 4 feet long and 6 inches wide. Grinding the stump in place or having it hauled away are the usual routes.
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Riverview?
Trees 12 inches or wider on a developed residential lot generally need a county permit. Dead trees and trees documented as hazardous by an ISA certified arborist or licensed landscape architect are exceptions. Gone Stumpin grinds stumps and does not remove trees.
Where can I take yard waste in Riverview?
The county South County yard waste facility at 13000 U.S. 41 in Gibsonton accepts self-hauled yard waste from county solid waste customers, up to two tons.
How much does stump grinding cost in Riverview?
Price follows how much stump there is. The owner sees it on site and gives you a written estimate before any work starts. It holds unless the job changes.
Do you grind stumps left over from storms?
Yes. If the tree is already down, the stump is exactly the job.
Can you haul the grindings away?
Yes, as an option for a fee. Or keep them to fill the hole.
Are you insured?
Yes. Gone Stumpin carries commercial liability insurance. Ask for the certificate of insurance when you request your estimate.
Nearby service areas
Plan the job beyond the Alafia River
Call, text or send the estimate form with your Riverview project address.