Professional Stump Grinding
Grinding removes the visible stump and upper root structure below grade so the area can be cleaned up and used again.
Professional stump grinding for homeowners and businesses that want the job handled safely, cleanly, and with respect for the property around it.
Solaterra focuses on one thing and does it well: professional stump grinding for residential and commercial properties in Harriman, across Roane County, and throughout the surrounding East Tennessee service area.
Grinding removes the visible stump and upper root structure below grade so the area can be cleaned up and used again.
Backyards, front lawns, lake properties, fence lines, landscaping beds, and hard-to-reach areas where access matters.
Reliable service for property managers, contractors, businesses, and larger jobs where efficient removal matters.

Hi, my name is Chris Marney, founder of Solaterra LLC. I’m a husband and father, a United States Marine Corps veteran, and I also served four years in law enforcement.
“Our mission is to provide and serve our community with the utmost stump grinding services you deserve. Our dedication to giving you top-notch service is above the rest, driven by a commitment to reliability, hard work, and integrity.”
Photos help speed up estimating. Send a few clear angles, approximate size, and anything that affects access.
Call, text, email, or use the quote form with photos.
We review stump size, location, access, and project scope.
Choose a workable time for your property and conditions.
The stump is ground below grade and the area is left ready for your next step.
Solaterra serves communities within approximately 60 miles of Harriman, including surrounding Roane County communities and areas toward the outskirts of Crossville. If you are near the edge of the service area, reach out — location and project size can affect availability.
Every stump and property is different, so the fastest way to get a project-specific answer is to send photos and access details.
For the fastest estimate, include clear photos, the property address, approximate stump size, and any access limitations such as gates, steep slopes, lakefront terrain, fences, or nearby structures.