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Although stumps are often left in place after tree removal, they can pose a problem in certain cases. This is not only because they are unsightly or could impede future landscaping plans, but also because the potential for the stump to form new shoots or spread root diseases such a honey fungus should be considered.

Tree stump removal involves removing a stump left after a tree has been felled tree, either by hand or by using mechanical equipment such as a stump grinder.

It is often more cost-effective to pay a little bit extra for stump removal when the tree is cut down. Stumps can be very heavy and bulky, and therefore require the appropriate equipment and techniques to remove them.

What Is Included In A Stump Removal And Grinding Service?

The stump removal experts use high-powered, advanced stump grinders to grind down your tree stump, regardless of its size, with minimal ground disturbance. The machine can cut both above ground and underground, meaning that the stump is removed with the least amount of disturbance to the surrounding landscape.

The tree stump is ground to around 300 mm beneath the surface of the ground. This allows for ground preparation or replanting.

Once the tree stump has been removed, the team can fill in the hole using a combination of wood chip and dirt. When the hole has been filled in, the ground will be levelled so that you can grass it if you like. Maybe you want to plant another tree type in the newly made hole.

The remnants of your tree stump can be added to your compost bin or turned into mulch to enhance the texture and fertility of your soil, or spread around your plants to increase their water-retention abilities.

How Long Will It Take To Remove A Tree Stump?

The removal of small stumps can take as little as a quarter of an hour, but larger ones could require up to an hour or more to be completely cut through, excavate and grind to a pulp.

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What Are The Hazards Of Leaving A Tree Stump And When Is It Best To Remove It?

The consequences of not removing the tree stumps from your garden can be many.

First, it can be a dangerous obstruction, especially for small children who might trip and fall while playing. It could also pose a problem in terms of liability. It is possible that if someone falls over and gets injured, they can claim you were negligent for leaving it there.

The growth of a tree is not stopped by removing it and leaving the stump. Stumps that are left in the ground may produce new sprouts during the growing period, which can make them more unsightly. The roots of some trees will continue growing even after the tree was cut down. These roots can spread towards your foundation, causing cracks, or they can interfere with below-ground cables, water pipes, or even your septic tank.

The stump of a tree may seem benign, but a closer inspection will reveal that it’s anything but. Tree stumps often house a colony of ants or termites as well wood-boring beetles and other insects, which, in no time, can turn into an infestation This can affect the integrity and value of your home and have an adverse affect on your plant life.

Estate agents will tell you that kerb-appeal can influence the market value of your home by as much as 10%. When you sell your home, a tree stump that is visible on your property can make it difficult to get the price desired.

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Tree Stump Grinding Services FAQs

Is stump grinding a good idea?

Both the stump and the roots below are destroyed and removed so that regrowth won't become an issue. In this way, deciding to have your stump ground when you cut down the tree can save you money in the long run. It takes care of the issue the first time, eliminating the chance for sprouting.

Is stump grinding worth it?

If you want to save money, stump grinding is the better option. Why? Stump grinding is less expensive than stump removal since only the trunk is worked on. It also does not require as powerful equipment and is far less labor-intensive, considering the intricate below-ground root system can be left in place this way.

Is using a stump grinder difficult?

Stump grinders are complicated and dangerous machines that the average homeowner might not be able to handle. Not only are they heavy and unwieldy but stump grinders tend to kick up a lot of debris, which can result in injury to an inexperienced user. If used improperly, they can also cause severe damage to a yard.

How long does it take to grind a tree stump with a stump grinder?

The machine can grind the stump to ground level, or it can grind the stump as low as one foot below ground level to create a hole you can then fill in. Grinding a stump is much faster and more efficient than removing it. The whole process typically takes less than two hours, and doesn't leave much work for afterwards.

How deep should you grind a stump?

Typically we grind the stumps 4 to 6 inches below grade. Roots and the heart of the stump below that will remain. Over time these will rot out and should not be a problem. You may be able to plant small shrubs or grasses directly in the area where we grind the stump.

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