Tree Stump Grinding and Removal Service
Once a tree has been felled, many people choose to have the remaining stump removed to re-plant, landscape or make their green space tidier overall. Edinburgh Tree Surgeons use cutting-edge equipment to quickly and effectively clear tree stumps without compromising the health of your garden.
Why Choose Tree Stump Removal?
When removing a tree or large shrub to ground level, a portion of the trunk, known as the stump, remains in the ground. While a tree stump can remain without causing harm to your garden, you may wish to replant, lay down lawn or build on top of the newly cleared space. Tree stump grinding or removal can also inhibit the re-growth of certain tree species, prevent tripping hazards and allow for further construction works.
How We Remove Tree Stumps
The method of our tree stump removal service depends on the size of the stump and the surrounding area. A large stump can be removed efficiently and quickly with a stump grinder machine, while smaller stumps can be dug out.
If you have used our shrub or tree removal service, we offer stump grinding at a reduced rate.
Restoring Ground
Once the tree stump removal service is complete, our trained team will level and prepare the ground, ready for laying turf, planting grass seed or mixing the remaining waste wood with the soil to create fertile, garden-restoring mulch.
Best-in-Class Equipment
We have a variety of state-of-the-art stump grinding machinery, that employ a heavy metal disc with tungsten carbide teeth to cut through stump and root material. Our tools have an impressive grinding depth which allows us to reach 150 – 200mm below ground level.
At Edinburgh Tree Surgeons, we have experience grinding stumps in a variety of situations, from domestic gardens to steep hillsides and high parapet walls. No matter where you are, we can tackle stumps of every shape and size.
Elevate Your Garden with Edinburgh Tree Surgeons
Interested in our tree stump removal and grinding service? Contact our skilled team of arborists today for a free over-the-phone consultation. You can also send us photographs of the tree stump and organise an on-site visit to determine the best course of action for you.