Logo for Sydney Based Stump Grinding Company

Access Stump Grinding

Access Stump Grinding is a new Sydney based Stump grinding company. We are part of the Tree Amenity Industry working throughout the Great Sydney Area. The tree industry is full of hard working, physically strong and healthy, adaptable individuals who are ordinary people who can do extraordinary things.

Stumps can quarantine areas of a homeowners property making that area un-useable for lawn, garden beds, footings for fences or building structures, driveways or footpaths. Stumps can also cause trip and slip injuries or lift man made structures through direct physical contact.

Stump grinders generally have a heavy spinning cutting wheel which rotates anywhere between 2000 to 4500 revolutions a minute. The cutting wheel has sharp harden carbide teeth insitu which grinds down the urban stump, turning it into garden mulch.

Our niche market is difficult access stumps located in residential gardens and commercial properties, but we also cater for large urban forest stump removal. Our business outlook is for complete professionalism and wholistic customer management and satisfaction from initial contact till job completion.

Feelings:
Professionalism, conceptual sale and service, empathy and timely punctual service.

Writing:
“Access”
“Stump Grinding”
Modern writing
Easy to read
Block
Probably over two lines as seen above
In blue and shades of blue (think of ocean colours especially beach island water and sky colours)

Symbol:
See attached examples. All examples contain a circle or a wheel symbol. The prefered colour for the symbol is a sandy yellow or similar. However definiately open to other colours which work together with blue writing. (NB: After two days of the competition we have dropped the yellow colour for the Symbol, please use any other colour with Blue which you may think works well together).

Other Colours:
Alternative colour for the writing could be black

Attachments:
Refer to attached pictures of logos for examples and ideas.
Included are three photos of a real stump grinders so you get an idea of what class of machinary we are working in.

Thanks Very Much for participating in the competition.

Chris and Joel