Woodchuck Tree Service

If a tree stump or the tree’s roots are near underground utilities, the stump removal process becomes more complicated. This will therefore affect the cost of removal.

When selling your home, the landscape is just as important as the house itself, and those ugly stumps aren’t doing you any favors. We can get rid of them and make your home look more attractive to potential buyers.

Dig out tree roots and cut them back when removing the stump. Cut the roots into small pieces and pull them out of the earth. They can be composted or mulched.

We understand that when you’re ready to get rid of an unsightly stump that you don’t want to wait for years for it to rot on its own. When you need a quicker solution, we can help.

Trying to remove a tree stump yourself can be expensive. Large stumps require a good deal of prep work before the grinder is applied.

As beautiful as the tree was when it was still around, the stump that's left behind can be quite an eyesore. As such, it's best to get it removed in order to preserve the beauty of your landscaping.

If you have a fireplace, a barbecue smoker, or both, that old tree stump is a significant source of wood for either application. So long as the stump has not begun to rot, you can have it removed and cut up for firewood. If you have it ground, the chips make excellent material for smoking meats.

One of the benefits of our stump grinding services is the mulch we leave behind in the stump’s place. This is excellent for returning nutrients to the soil and even helping to fertilize neighboring plants.

Relocating big shadow trees to optimum places around your house could reduce your monthly electricity bills. Taking professional help will help you make the best decision in tree placement.

A tree stump can make your business look unprofessional and pose a safety hazard for your clients and customers. Our commercial stump removing services can get rid of those stumps no matter the size or quantity.

Large stump disposal sites on farms led to sinkholes in the ground as they deteriorated and left cavities in the ground. This is why many current regulations hold that, when you uproot a stump, it has to be hauled to an appropriate stump disposal site.

Did you know that a dead tree is a dangerous tree? Because its wood becomes brittle over time, falling branches from a dead tree can seriously injure or even kill someone. As such, these trees should be immediately taken down.