Tree stumps can take up considerable space, look unsightly and can lead to development and spread of fungal infections, such as Honey Fungus or suckering (regrowth). They also attract bees, wasps, and other insects, to nest in. They can become a safety hazard for slip and fall injuries and cause serious, expensive damage to grass cutting machinery.

Using our specialist machine, the stump is cut up into woodchips by a series of carbide tipped teeth which are fitted to a fast spinning, metal wheel. The stump is ‘ground’ down to a minimum of 10 inches below the surrounding ground level. This then enables the area to be re-used for future planting, re-seeding, building over etc.

Removing the stump prevents re-growth and eliminates the possibility of fungal growth. On completion of stump grinding, the hole left from the stump, will be filled with the grinding chippings, which were produced during the grinding process. These can be utilized around the garden, for mulching flower/shrub beds, on paths etc.