At A.M Professioanl Tree Surgeons we take pride in our extensive experience in tree stump removal services. Our team is dedicated to providing high-quality tree services, executed with the utmost professionalism. We ensure that we use the best equipment available to carry out our tasks efficiently. After the trees are removed, clients have two options for dealing with the tree stumps. For those who prefer to leave the stumps in the ground, they can be left to decay naturally or transformed into an attractive garden feature. We will always leave the stumps at a suitable height to prevent any trip hazards. Alternatively, for complete stump removal, we offer a dedicated professional service that guarantees the removal of the stump altogether.
Why Stump Grinding?
Stump grinding is a necessary step in the tree removal process. It involves removing the remaining stump after a tree has been felled. It is important to note that felling a tree to ground level does not eliminate the stump as it remains rooted in the ground.
Leaving stumps to decompose naturally can take many years and may cause diseases to spread to nearby trees. Additionally, the remaining stump can be unsightly and pose a safety hazard. If left unattended, stumps may also send up unwanted growth in the form of unsightly suckers that, when not trimmed regularly, will result in the formation of an ever-spreading bush.
To avoid these issues, stump grinding is a must-have service to ensure complete removal of the tree, leaving your property safe, tidy and visually appealing.
How we remove tree Stumps
During stump grinding, our robust machine equipped with a high-speed rotating circular saw effectively breaks down the stump into wood chips and sawdust, ensuring it is completely removed well below ground level. This process generates a significant amount of wood chippings, which can either be collected and removed by our operators or repurposed as green mulch.
After the stump has been ground, the resulting hole can be filled with fresh soil for planting or laid with grass. Alternatively, the chippings can be placed back into the hole to naturally decompose. This method significantly accelerates the decay process compared to leaving the stump intact, ensuring a quicker and more complete removal of the tree stump.