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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 is the process of removing a tree stump after the tree has been cut down. Removing the stump can be done with either hand tools, or by using mechanical machinery like 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 Grinding And Removal 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 stump of the tree and its buttress roots is ground down to about 300-mm below the ground surface, allowing for replanting as well as ground preparation for other purposes.
The team will fill in the hole with a combination of wood chips and dirt once the stump has been removed. The ground will now be levelled, allowing you to re-grass the area if you like. Maybe you want to plant another tree type in the newly made hole.
Add the remnants of your stump to your compost bin, or, turn it into mulch. Both are ideal for your garden plants needs. Whether you’re looking to improve your soil texture or water retention, spreading mulch on your plants will do the trick.
How Long Will It Take To Remove A Tree Stump?
To remove small stumps, it may take a quarter-hour, while to grind larger ones to pulp, they will need to be excavated, cut and ground, which can take up to an hour.
If you have further questions about our Panteg tree stump grinding services get in touch today to book a free quotation.
What Are The Risks If You Leave A Tree Stump And When Should I Remove It?
It can cause you a lot of trouble if you do not remove the tree stump.
It is a dangerous obstacle, particularly if you have young children who could trip over it while playing in your garden. Also, it can cause liability issues. If someone is injured by tripping on the stump, they may be able claim that it was negligent of you to leave it.
Removal of the tree, but leaving behind a stump, does not signify the end of growth. In the growing season, stumps that have been left in the ground can produce new shoots, making them even more unsightly. In some cases, even after a tree is felled, its roots can continue to grow and spread. 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 may harbour ants, termites, wood-boring beetles and other insects. It would not be long before an infestation was in full swing. This could compromise your property’s integrity and value as well as negatively affect your plant life.
Estate agents say that curb appeal has a 10% to more impact on the market price of a house. If you are selling your house, a visible stump could affect your ability to achieve the price that you desire.
If you have further questions about our Panteg tree stump grinding services get in touch today to book a free quotation.
Stump Removal Services FAQs
Is it necessary to stump grind?
While having the stump ground is not always necessary, many people prefer to deal with the stump at the same time as having the tree removed. Stump grinding allows the property owner to use the area where the tree once stood for laying sod or planting a flower bed.
What are the cons of stump grinding?
Root Decay. After stump grinding, the roots are also chopped up. This can lead to decay and fungus growth in the remaining wood. If you have plans to replant the area where the stump was removed, this could be a problem.
Is stump grinding the same as stump removal?
Stump removal is more time and labor-intensive than stump grinding. Plus, after the removal, you'll be left with many steps to take care of afterward, including filling the large hole with soil and hauling away the old trunk and roots. If you're looking for a quicker turnaround, grinding is going to be the best option.
Can you remove a stump without a stump grinder?
The best ways to remove stumps include physical removal by digging it out and cutting away the roots, chemical removal to speed up the natural process of rotting, or using fire to smolder it down.
What happens if you don't grind a tree stump?
Decay and Disease Spread Tree stumps and their root systems will rot and decay over time. Fungi or mold that grows on the stump can be dangerous to your family's health. The rotting root system may also spread disease and infection to other trees or plants in your yard, leaving you with a barren, zombie garden.
If you have further questions about our Panteg tree stump grinding services get in touch today to book a free quotation.
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