Big or small,
we grind them all!

Services

Tired of mowing around that stump in the middle of your yard? Need a stump removed before your next project? In need of bushes removed? Give us a call for a free estimate to have stumps removed by grinding.

Service Areas:

  • Upper Sandusky

  • Wyandot County

  • Seneca County

  • Crawford County

  • Hancock County

  • Marion County

  • And More

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A lawn mower is cutting a grassy area with large tree stumps and scattered wood chips in foreground, residential houses and trees in background, under a clear sky.
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WHY SHOULD I removE STUMPS?

Usually, the decision to remove a stump is an easy one. On top of being inconvenient and unsightly, unremoved stumps can pose safety risks and have adverse effects on your property.

  • Stumps are a major trip and fall hazard for all age groups and can cause more severe injuries.

  • Large roots and stumps can damage your lawn mower or other garden equipment.

  • Stumps rot over time and are colonized by fungi that can spread to nearby trees and plants.

  • Dead stumps attract insects, including destructive carpenter ants and termites.

  • Freshly cut stumps can take up to 50 years to decay naturally. During this time, they can sprout new growth and roots can continue growing, potentially damaging nearby structures.

  • Tree stumps can be a good place for invasive plant species to grow.

  • Unground stumps can prevent you from utilizing areas of your property for other projects.

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