Hire A Professional Stump Grinder
After a tree has been cut or felled, you’ll be left with a stump in the ground. There are plenty of reasons to remove a stump from your yard, but digging it out yourself is only possible if the stump is very small. The most effective way to remove a stump is to hire a professional stump grinder.
Why Remove A Stump?
Tree stumps are more than just an eyesore. They can be a tripping hazard, especially for young children or the elderly, and large roots can damage your lawn mower and other equipment if they aren’t removed. Old, rotting stumps can attract insects and other pests to your yard, and are a breeding ground for mold and mildew.
These are just some of the reasons to have your stump ground:
- Tree stumps can pose a safety hazard in your yard.
- They block areas of your yard which could be used for planting new trees or other plants.
- They attract termites and carpenter ants to your yard.
- As a stump rots, harmful fungi move in and can affect nearby trees and plants.
- Stumps can resprout and grow new trees over time, forcing you to remove the new growth.
If you have an ugly tree stump taking up space in your yard, now is the time to get it removed.
Our stump removal professionals can permanently remove a stump and eliminate the risks that come with letting it sit on your property.
What to Expect
We’ll come to your property to inspect the stumps and provide you with an estimate. Our stump grinder is large enough to tackle any size stump, but small enough to fit through a gate to access almost any yard. We utilize a stump grinder with a spinning carbide-tipped steel wheel and a 60HP diesel engine. Once the stump grinder is in place, we move the wheel side to side and into the ground. The wheel spins, grinding the stump with each movement. We have the equipment, training, and expertise needed to completely remove the stump, making sure there’s no chance for regrowth.
Stump grinding leaves a lot of wood shavings, which we can leave for you to use, or you can choose to have us level the ground to the same elevation as the adjacent soil.
