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Rocks damage teeth. Sometimes you need to dig a rock out of a root, otherwise you're in for chipped, broken teeth. If you have to grind through what was a riverbed of rock and soil, its different that clean topsoil (something sometimes 6" deep in a housing development). This is Orcas Island...

If they accept a high price, you can always drop it a bit if you've killed it, telling them you expect a fair days pay for a fair days work, and you respect them as good reliable customers. You don't have to, as they accepted the price. Sometimes, sometimes this turns Some customers into "let...

Hope reality matches your projections.

Missed it without a winking or laughing emoticon.

two mobilization charges for jobs done on different, non-consecutive days. More to clean some areas twice. etc.

Splitting the job means that the price is higher overall!

Learn your bark.

You have to know your species. Some trees have a tulip bulb stump, as I've had it described to me. Maple seems that way. Cherry is bad for grinding, I hear.

Chris, in case it isn't clear, the volume of the stump is an exponential function of the diameter. A straight by-the-inch price, no size limits is a win on tiny stumps, and a lose on huge stumps, with a balance point in the middle.