Burnette Stump Grinding is a family-owned company founded by Tim Burnette. The idea of starting a stump grinding company is actually a product of Tim and his family's passion and volunteerism. It was a struggle to deal with the aftermath when tornadoes hit Tennessee in 2020. While it was a terrible period, it was also a time when neighbors and community members came together to help one another. As Tim already had stump grinding experience, he and his sons took part in the cleanup efforts by volunteering to help families clear out their yards. Tim is passionate about helping people reclaim their yards back by removing unwanted and ugly stumps. Tim devoted his time and effort to build Burnette Stump Grinding from the ground up. He invested in top-notch equipment and learned all of the best practices when it comes to stump grinding. He also worked with arborists and specialists to make sure that every stump grinding service performed by the company is delivered exceptionally well.
In order to protect the safety and welfare of themself and the public, homeowners should be sure their contractor do quality and fair construction practices. Homeowners may use the Board for Licensing Contractors or to verify if contractor's license is an active and suitable for the project or contact at 1-800-544-7693 for assistance
A Tennessee contractor's license is required if the total cost of starts from $25,000 (includes materials and labor) to perform the following:
Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Roofing and HVAC projects
Masonry specialists are required to be licensed as a contractor for projects $100,000 and up.
Geothermal HVAC Well Drillers must be licensed from Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation.
A license is needed in order to perform any improvements adjacent to the dwelling with total cost ranging from $3,000 to $24,999. It would include alter, replacement, modernization, or addition to any land or building, such as, swimming pools, porches, driveways, garages, fences, landscaping, fall-out shelters, roofing, painting and etc. This an actual requirement in some counties listed below: