Stump Grinding
Our specialized grinding equipment means you won’t be introducing harmful chemicals to your lawn and will assure the stump is removed 16 inches below grade. Homeowners will only need to replace topsoil where the stump was removed after the ground settles.
While traditional stump removal is able to pull up more of a tree’s root system, it is largely disruptive to the surrounding soil and requires heavy machinery. Grinding provides a cost-efficient and highly effective alternative for homeowners.
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Why Mulch Your Trees
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Tree Cabling and Bracing
The snowstorms that we experience here in Wisconsin are both beautiful and hazardous. In the same regard, snow building up on trees is something that can cause serious issues to their structure. In addition, structural failure of branches, trunks, and roots can lead...
How to Handle Exposed Tree Roots
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3 Reasons to Get Rid of That Tree Stump
Tree stumps may seem harmless. They’re small, flat, and out of the way, so how much of a problem could they really cause? You may think that cutting a problematic tree down is all you need to do, but having the stump removed is pretty important too. Here are three...