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Stump Removal & Grinding

Stump Removal & Grinding

Stump grinding entails using a machine to grind the stump of a tree into mulch. Stump removal involves fully removing a tree stump and its surrounding roots using an excavator. As tree removal experts, we are committed to serving our customers with clear communication and attention to detail. We will use our years of expertise to help you decide which method is best suited for your situation.

Stump grinding may be the best choice for you if:

  • The tree being removed is old and has a root system that is difficult to excavate.
  • You would like to avoid digging up your yard.

Stump removal may be right for you if:

  • The tree has already been partially uprooted by weather and the roots and stump need to be fully and safely removed.
  • Having a stump in your backyard is hazardous in your situation.
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Stump Removal and Grinding Frequently Asked Questions

If I decided to leave a tree stump on my property, how long will it take to rot?

This depends on the tree type, the size of the tree stump, and how much shade the tree stump receives. It will take 12-20 years for a tree stump to naturally decompose, however. This process is long and unattractive for your property. Leaving a tree stump can also pose a issue for your landscape crew when trying to maintain your lawn.

How do you grind stumps?

At Porter Tree Inc., we are proud to use modern, state-of-the-art equipment to grind stumps. Stump grinders have high speed disks with teeth that efficiently and effectively grind tree stumps into wood chips.

What should I do with the resulting wood chips after I grind my stump?

You may be surprised at the amount of wood chips that result from stump grinding. There are several ways to use the wood chips, however. You can put the wood chips in the hole where the tree was to decay there, or you can use the wood chips as mulch in another part of your property. We plan on leaving your yard like we were never there. We are equipped to remove the and debris and chips that may result from removing a tree or stump.

Other possible FAQs to answer:

  • Is it bad to leave a tree stump on my property?
  • Will stump grindings attract termites?

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