A Stump Is Not Harmless Once the Tree Is Gone
Stump grinding turns the stump into mulch below ground level, which solves the problems a leftover stump keeps causing. Left in place, it becomes a trip hazard for kids, pets and anyone mowing the lawn.
It also tends to sprout. Many species send up fresh shoots from the stump and roots, so the regrowth you cut back one season returns the next.
Pests, Decay and Wasted Yard Space
As a stump rots, it can attract termites and other pests. In the Hills District, where many properties back onto bushland, that deserves your attention, particularly if the stump sits near a house, deck or fence.
A stump looks like it’s just sitting there, but it keeps costing you. Grinding it out means the problem is dealt with fully, not put off.
Joseph Khoury, Director & Founder, Trees Down Under
Why Grinding Often Beats Digging It Out
Grinding takes out the stump without tearing up the surrounding lawn, garden beds or paving. Once it is done, that patch of Kenthurst yard is usable again for turf, planting, a path or a new structure.