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Nov 30

IS TREE STUMP REMOVAL ESSENTIAL, OR IS IT BETTER to GRIND A STUMP

After the heavy lifting has been completed, the stump is what remains. You have two options: do you leave the stump and remove the rest of the tree? You might consider grinding the stump.

 

Continue reading for answers to the most frequently asked questions about how to remove stumps from trees.

 

REASONS TO REMOVE / LEAVE TREE STUMPS IN HER GROUND

Do you have a question about whether to permanently remove or retain your stump? A tree service professional recommends that stumps be removed as soon as possible.

 

Brian states that an old stump can be a nuisance, even if it is not a problem initially. Old stumps can hinder your ability to mow your lawn or present a safety risk for your family. It can also make it difficult for you to plant a tree when you are ready.

 

Is it okay to leave a TREE STUMP IN A OVERLAND? TREE STUMPS ATTRACT TIMES?

Soon after being removed from a tree stumps begin to slowly decay. Yes, stumps that are rotten can be a breeding ground for pests like termites or carpenter ants.

 

Although you can allow the stump to rot, insects that get into the stump could spread to other trees or plants in your yard. They may also intrude on your home. You can avoid these pest problems by either removing or grinding the stump.

 

WHY SHOULD A TREE STUMP BE REMOVED

It is not a good idea to remove a tree stump just for the creepy crawlies. These are also reasons to remove the stump.

 

  • A stump in decline is not something you want to see. It can cause damage to your yard and lower the property's worth.

  • Brian informed us that stumps are not permitted on lawns. Your mower could be damaged if you accidentally roll over roots.

  • It is impossible to plant trees next to stumps or roots that extend far enough.

  • Is it better for a STUMP to be REMOVED or GRIND a SUMP to be ground?

  • Both stump grinding or stump removal have advantages and disadvantages. Which route you choose will depend on your future plans.

 

Stump removal is the most difficult. It involves removing the stump from the ground and then digging up the roots. To do this job correctly, you need to be patient and use your best skills. There is a silver lining. The upside? However, stump removal can leave large holes in Tucson Wood which can be an eyesore until they are filled in.

 

Stump grinding requires less effort. To cut down the stump into smaller woodchips, arborists will use a machine. While grinding is more efficient than stump extraction, it can still leave behind tree roots. If the stump is very large, the chip pile may be quite large. You can however use the chips to mulch your plants.

 

WHAT HAPPENS TO ROOTS BEFORE BRINGING?

The stump grinding removes any visible remnants of the tree. The roots of the tree can still be found underground and may extend as far as 4-8 feet from the stump. Although these roots will eventually fall apart, it may take some time. It can take roots up to 10 years for them to fully decay.

 

An arborist professional can help you determine if stump grinding is right for your needs.

 

 

Tucson Tree Men

7730 W Illinois St. Tucson AZ 85735

(520) 210 7550