Stump Grinding & Removal Experts

Stumps take up useful space in your yard and yet they are not adding any value themselves. You can plant another tree in their space or just grass to extend your lawn. If they are on your farmland, then you understand our point when we say that stumps waste your useful space. It also makes plowing very hard as the tractors find it difficult to navigate past them during plowing. If they are on your landscape, they ruin the appearance of your lawn apart from posing health risks to the occupants.

Stumps can be removed by grinding or complete removal. However, it is not a simple job to get rid of the stumps if you don’t have the tools, equipment, and expertise needed here. After observing many property owners struggling with the disadvantages of having tree stumps on their property, Winter Haven Tree Trimming and Stump Grinding Services came up with a service unit that is specifically for dealing with stumps. So, with our services, you will never struggle with your stumps as your helper has arrived. With the equipment that we have, grinding your stump will never be a hard task again. Our stump grinders have specially designed blades that eat through stumps like a knife passing through a piece of cake.

Depending on the location of your stumps, either grinding or complete removal may be preferred. We should also remember that stumps result from tree removal or tree cutting. Maybe, the reason that made you remove those trees are the very reason that you need the stumps to be removed. For diseased trees, you may consider complete removal to ensure total elimination. If any piece is left in the ground, then the same disease or pest can find its way on to other healthy trees. And if you removed the tree just because it was threatful or for logging, then you may just need to grind its stump to get rid of the unsightly part that sticks above the ground.

If you also consider the safety of other nearby structures such as perimeter walls or your house, then maybe compete for removal may not be the ideal choice as the invasion during the operation may interfere with the walls. Even if you don’t want to create much disturbance on your lawn, complete removal may not be ideal. In many cases, a complete removal is left for farmland and construction sites where not even a piece of the stump is necessary. It may be very difficult for you to make the right choice, but you should not be afraid as it is one of the things that our experts will help you with when we come for site surveying.