Stump grinding
Stump grinding Service Dublin
Stump grinding is the process of destroying an old tree stump by cutting into small, reusable wood chips. This process breaks the connecting to the underlying root system, prevent further growth.
Stump grinding is preferable to removing the stump as a large hole would need to be dug and usually a crane is used to remove the stump. Therefore, stump grinding has a lower impact on your garden and the surrounding plants, and is a much cheaper option.
Tree trunks and stumps can be milled and after only a few weeks it is no longer visible where a tree once stood. Thanks to our state-of-the-art tree trunk milling machines, tree trunk removal is fast and efficient.
Once removed, we will completely clean the site and make it so the space in your garden is cleared for you to replant or repurpose and, because the root system is killed, it enables neighbouring plant life to flourish.
Our Grinding Service
We specialise in all aspects of Garden Landscaping and Tree Surgery
- Plants planting
- Seeding plants
- Sidewalk clearing
- Design Garden
Frequently asked questions
- What to expect from stump grinding?
When it comes to stump grinding, New Leaf Landscape ensures a comprehensive and efficient service that exceeds expectations. Firstly, expect the removal of unsightly tree stumps from your property, enhancing its appearance and safety. New Leaf Landscape's skilled professionals utilize advanced stump grinding equipment to grind stumps below ground level, minimizing tripping hazards and allowing for seamless landscaping.
- What are the disadvantages of stump grinding?
When considering stump grinding, it's important to acknowledge potential drawbacks, as New Leaf Landscape advises. Firstly, residual roots may remain underground, potentially causing new growth or interference with landscaping projects. Secondly, stump grinding generates wood chips and debris that require proper disposal, which can add to cleanup efforts and costs.
- What happens if you don't grind a tree stump?
When a tree stump is left unground, New Leaf Landscape emphasizes potential consequences homeowners should be aware of. Firstly, the stump may become a tripping hazard, especially as it decays and becomes less stable over time. Secondly, it can attract pests such as termites, ants, or beetles, which may eventually spread to nearby structures or plants.