Many people worry about the condition of their lawn after stump grinding. Grinding stumps is the most gentle and fastest way to get rid of them. What's left is a mound of wood chips where the stump once was, surrounded by a tidy lawn. The restoration of the grassplot where the stump stood should not pose any difficulty.
After grinding a large tree stump, a lot of sawdust remains. They lay down in a thick layer and greatly damage the area. Fresh wood pieces are bad for the ground. You can’t leave them for a long time if you hope to grow something instead of a stump. In some cases, we clear the grassplot and add new garden soil. This way the lawn will recover much faster.
When it is necessary to grind a stump in a hard-to-reach place, we have to work very slowly and carefully in order to preserve nearby buildings and plants. Sometimes we have the opportunity to carefully dig up a plant so that the owners can replant it.
Gravel has long been successfully used in landscape design. But when grinding a stump, pebbles fly like bullets and greatly grind down the teeth of the equipment. You can save a lot on stump removal costs if you collect them from underneath the tree before you begin. And reduce the risk of damaging your own property.
This time we grinded up the old stump shallowly. Just to improve the appearance of the lawn. The stump was not empty, it turned out to be inhabited. And such a neighborhood is not to everyone's taste. Well, now they'll have to go and look for another stump. I wonder who'll come first, us or them? Call us: 216-676-6323
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