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Clear the obstacle.
Plan the landscape.

Three connected parts of the project: the stump, the root system and the ground afterwards.

01 / The stump

Grinding a stump below the surfaceA wheel removes the visible stump and a local area below grade; roots can remain beyond the ground-out pocket.02 / METHODGrinding addresses the stump.It does not remove the entire root network.Controlled working pocketRoots may remain

Stump removal & grinding

A leftover stump can stand between you and a usable yard. Compare grinding, excavation and the finish you actually need.

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02 / The root system

Stump, structural roots and fine rootsA section separates the stump and larger woody roots from a fine, branching root network.01 / BELOW THE SURFACEOne stump. Many roots.Removal scope depends on the actual site.StumpWoody rootsFine roots

Landscape root removal

Old roots, surface roots and roots connected to a living tree need different decisions. Understand the difference before setting a removal scope.

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03 / The ground after

From removal pocket to a usable landscapeA three-part isometric sequence shows an excavation, backfill and a finished turf surface.07 / RESTORATIONFinish the landscape.Agree on the surface you want back.01 / REMOVE02 / BACKFILL03 / FINISH

Yard & soil recovery

The removal is only part of the project. Plan the soil, drainage and finished surface that will make the space useful again.

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YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Make room for
what comes next.

A clearer scope starts with a few details about the roots, the access and the yard you want back.

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