What is Justin's Yard & Garden?

Simple, reliable yard maintenance packages designed for townhome owners.

How much does shrub removal cost?

It depends on the size, root system, and access. We give a flat, upfront price after seeing the yard — no hourly billing.

Do you grind the stump too?

Yes. We offer stump grinding as part of removal or as a standalone service. We grind below grade and backfill so the area is safe and ready for grass, mulch, or new planting.

Can you remove a shrub planted too close to my house?

Absolutely. We carefully remove it without damaging your foundation, siding, or nearby plants, and clean up the area completely.

Will the shrub grow back after removal?

If we grind the stump and roots below grade, regrowth is very unlikely. Some aggressive species (like privet) may need a follow-up treatment — we'll let you know.

Plant, Shrub and Small Tree Removal

Careful removal of unwanted plants, shrubs, and small trees.

Sometimes a plant just doesn't belong anymore. We remove unwanted shrubs and small trees—including stump grinding when needed—and leave the area clean and ready for what's next.

What's Included

Shrub & bush removal
Small tree removal
Stump grinding
Root management
Full clean-up & haul-away

Why You Might Need Plant, Shrub & Small Tree Removal

Common situations we see across Northern Virginia yards.

A shrub or small tree is planted too close to your house, foundation, or fence.

A plant is dead, diseased, or damaged beyond saving and needs to go.

You're renovating your landscape and need to clear the old plants first.

How JYG Approaches Plant, Shrub & Small Tree Removal

We remove unwanted shrubs, bushes, and small trees carefully — including stump grinding when needed — and leave the area clean and ready for what's next. We work around your foundation, siding, and nearby plants without damage, and we haul everything away.

What to Expect

Free estimate — we assess the plant, access, and root system.

We carefully remove the plant, including root management where needed.

We grind the stump below grade if requested and backfill the area.

We clean up and haul everything away, leaving the area ready for grass, mulch, or new planting.

Northern Virginia Considerations

Northern Virginia's clay soil makes root removal harder than in sandy soils — roots hold tight. Some aggressive species common in NoVA (privet, nandina, Bradford pear) can resprout from remaining roots, so we grind deep and advise on follow-up treatment when needed.