Golden Isles Stump Grinding
After going through the expense of having trees removed from your property, why leave unsightly tree stumps in their place? Grinding those stumps down below the surface of the topsoil allows for effective repair, and replanting of the area (preventing honey fungus etc).
Stump grinding is much less expensive than stump removal, and it eliminates the disturbance of the surrounding lawn area. The mulch created by the grinding process can even be recycled by using it in your flower beds to control weeds and maintain soil moisture.
5 Reasons To Get Rid Of Those Stumps!
- Safety
 Stumps are a liability for homeowners. The cost of removing a stump or stumps from your property is much less than the cost associated with the liability from foot injuries and tripping hazards. Protect your children, elderly family members, friends, neighbors, and yourselves by removing stumps from areas of recreational activity.
- Eye Sore
Stumps ruin the beauty of the lawn and property. This diminishes the appearance of the property, and reduces the overall value of the property as well. Covering the stump with a flower pot, or otherwise attempting to hide the stump can actually compound the pest problem that the stump represents.
- Termites
Termites feed on dried and rotting wood. This makes it a very important reason to have the stumps removed. Termites, black ants, beetles, and countless other little creatures colonize in stumps, and will eventually spread out to any nearby homes, or other wooden structures that may be nearby when their wood source has been depleted in the stump.
- Property Damage
Stumps can contribute to damaged sidewalks, driveways, and home foundations. Stump removal is a must before any replacement work, landscaping work, or repair work is performed anywhere near where a stump is located. If not, you will simply find yourself redoing the job later on due to the stump rotting out in years to come.
- Other Damages
A stump that is partially above ground or fully covered in grass or soil can completely destroy the underside of mowing equipment. Many times, the cost of a few lawn mower blades would easily cover the cost of having the stump ground out, and not to mention saving yourself the trouble.
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