How is a tree stump removed?
As a standard procedure, a stump is ground to an average depth of 1 foot below grade. Stump grinding is the most efficient way to eliminate the remaining portion of the tree trunk and roots after a tree or shrub has been removed. The process creates a product referred to as “stump grindings”, a mix of wood shavings and dirt. The area is raked clean and grindings placed back in the stump’s original location. There are five available options in the grinding process.
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