Prevent infestations and tripping hazards
A stump can attract termites and other pests, which can eat into your house and bring forth structural damage. Stumps also obstruct garden paths and can cause people to trip over them.
The natural way to remove a tree stump
Grinding is better for the environment than other methods of stump removal. Some people use harsh chemicals to kill the roots; others set them on fire. Needless to say, both of those methods are ecologically irresponsible, not to mention dangerous for the one performing the removal.
Time and cost-effective for larger stumps
When you grind a stump after your large tree removal, you will discover that it takes less time than other methods. This is because grinding the stump down makes it easier for the roots to decay and break apart naturally. That is why it can cost less.
No risk of fire hazard
One of the most significant risks associated with tree stump removal is fire hazard. If you don’t grind down your tree stumps, and instead use a chemical solvent to do so, you’ll be risking fire on your property. With dry leaves on the ground, greenery and other nearby structures, you’ll potentially cause major damage to your landscape and property.