Stump grinding is the process of removing the remaining tree stump and roots after a tree has been cut down. This is achieved using a specialized machine called a stump grinder, which has a rotating cutting disc that chips away the wood of the stump, reducing it to small wood chips or mulch. The grinder can penetrate the ground to a certain depth, allowing for the removal of roots that are below the surface. Stump grinding is an efficient and effective method to clear the land for landscaping, construction, or to simply improve the appearance and safety of your yard.
Recently, I was tree stump grinding in Haverhill, Suffolk. The garden had a few stumps that needed to be disposed of, due to a new fence being erected in the garden. Five conifer stumps were to be removed in the front garden and one tree stump in the back garden. Access to the front garden…
Recently I was tree stump grinding at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. It was a large garden that had several tree stumps of various types to be removed. The garden was having a complete makeover and being replanted with new shrubs and trees. The access gate into the property in Bury St Edmunds was quite…
Today, I am tree stump grinding in Acton, near Sudbury, Suffolk. There were around 60 plus tree stumps that averaged around 12 inches (30 cm”). The tree stumps were scattered in three areas, covering around 4 acres of land. The owner of the land was thinning out a few trees to make way for the…
