Stump Grinding in St. Pete

DON’T SKIP OUT ON STUMP GRINDING

If you want to maintain the overall health of your property, stump grinding isn’t optional. In fact, getting rid of a leftover stump is just about as important as the tree removal itself.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A STUMP STAYS

The longer a stump stays behind on your property, the more likely it is to have some adverse effects on the overall health of your property. This impact includes:

• Tripping/falling hazards for you and your visitors
• Far-reaching roots are likely to take nutrients from other trees on your property, which prevents younger trees from growing.
• As the wood decays, it can attract pests, including termites and carpenter ants.

STUMP GRINDING IN ST. PETE EXPLAINED

When left to a skilled professional, stump grinding is fast and simple. Your property maintenance professional will use a powerful rotating blade to deteriorate it and its roots until it’s no longer a hazard on your property. Because of this, you’ll be able to:

• Plant a garden or new greenery where your stump used to be
• Evenly lay sod, pavers, and/or mulch
• Plant new trees throughout your property, knowing that they’ll be much more likely to take root and grow