Does this sound like your stump?
Stumps can not only be eyesores but also safety hazards, obstructing pathways and posing a tripping risk. In addition to compromising the aesthetics of your property, stumps can become breeding grounds for pests and diseases. Our stump grinding service offers a safe and effective way to eliminate these problems.
No need to worry.
At Martinsen Tree Service, we understand the concerns and challenges that come with stump removal. Many homeowners worry about the impact of stump removal on their lawns, gardens, or nearby structures. That's why we employ equipment and techniques in such a way to minimize any disturbance to your landscape.
We have options for your left over wood chips! Check them out:
Wood chip removal.
We can take care of the mass of wood chips from your freshly grounded stump! If you want your tree to not just be cut down, but completely disappear as if it was never there, this is for you!
Wood chip retaining.
We can leave our wood chip remainders for you to use as mulch or simply get rid of on your own! This option is a great way to save a little money while also reusing potentially valuable plant nutrients!
About Our Stump Grinding Process
The stump grinding process begins with the head of Martinsen Tree Service assessing the size, location, and complexity of the stump. From there, he will discuss with you the most suitable approach, taking into account any unique features or specific requirements of your property. We prioritize open communication and exceptional customer service throughout the entire process.
Using special stump grinding machines, we carefully grind the stump down to below ground level. This process involves the use of sharp cutting teeth that progressively chip away at the wood. We take care to grind the stump evenly, ensuring that no visible remnants remain, so you can regain full use of your yard without any obstruction.
One major advantage of stump grinding over alternative methods, such as manual removal or chemical treatments, is that it minimizes the impact on your surrounding landscape. Unlike digging or pulling out a stump, grinding avoids disturbing the soil, minimizing the risk of damage to nearby plants and structures.
