Stomp Removal
Stump removal and grinding are specialized services that eliminate tree stumps left after felling, ensuring a clear and safe space. We offer professional solutions tailored to the specific needs of each property. Below, you’ll find further information on our stump removal and grinding solutions.
Stump removal and grinding services involve eliminating the remaining part of a tree after it has been felled.
Stump removal is a more intensive process that involves excavating the entire stump and root ball from the ground, using specialised equipment to leave a clear space. This method is ideal for completely clearing the area.
Stump grinding uses a machine called a stump grinder to reduce the visible stump and exposed roots into mulch. The grinding is done below ground level, leaving the remaining roots to naturally decompose.
The depth of the grinding can vary depending on the intended future use of the area.
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• Standard Stump Grinding
• Uses a grinding machine to reduce the stump to below ground level.
• Common for average-sized tree stumps, leaving a small hole that can be filled with soil.
• Complete Stump Removal
• Involves digging out both the stump and major root systems.
• Ideal for larger trees or if replanting in the same area.
• Surface Root Removal
• Targets roots extending across the surface around the stump.
• Prevents damage to nearby structures, driveways, or landscaping.
• Deep Root Removal
• Removes deeper root systems to prevent regrowth.
• Useful for trees that might send up shoots from remaining roots.
• Hard-to-Access Stump Removal
• Uses specialized equipment for stumps in difficult locations, such as near fences or close to buildings.
• Minimizes damage to nearby structures or delicate landscaping.
• Multiple Stump Removal
• Designed for removing several stumps across a property.
• Common after clearing a large area or removing a line of trees.
• Old or Decaying Stump Removal
• Removes stumps that are old, decayed, or partially decomposed.
• Prevents pests and disease from spreading to healthy trees or plants.
• Storm-Damaged Stump Removal
• Focuses on removing damaged stumps left after storms or natural disasters.
• Can include dealing with uprooted trees and ensuring ground stability.
• Small Stump and Shrub Removal
• Targets smaller stumps and shrubs to clear overgrown areas.
• Ideal for clearing garden beds or preparing small plots for new landscaping.
• Chemical Stump Removal (on request)
• Involves using chemicals to accelerate the natural decay process.
• Less labor-intensive, though often takes more time than mechanical removal.
