No More Stumps!
If you manage any area with trees, you’ve undoubtedly had one or two trees removed. Whether you removed a tree because it was sick or because you just felt that it was time to create a place for other uses, it was not an easy task. Here are some various methods for tree stump removal:
Digging
If the tree in issue wasn’t too large, the simplest method of stump removal is simply digging the entire thing out. With a few straightforward tools and a lot of effort, you might be able to completely resolve the problem if the roots aren’t too deep. Clear the area surrounding the stump first. The goal is to expose as much of the root system as is practical. The roots should then start to be cut into smaller pieces. The stump will soften as a result, making it easier for you to use a shovel to eventually remove it from the ground.
Burning
There are clearly many risks involved in using fire to remove tree stumps, so be sure it is both legal and safe by verifying your local laws and fire regulations. In the event that you get the go-ahead, the stump will be easy to remove. Maintaining the stump in the center of the flames is essential for burning it out. A stump will take hours to burn away, so start the fire when it is large and hot. If you keep putting out the fire, eventually there will be nothing but ash.
Chemically Done
Although they present certain risks if not handled properly, they operate similarly to how a stump would decay naturally. When used properly, chemical stump removers are a highly effective way to get rid of unwanted stumps from your property. Once you’ve drilled a significant number of holes in and around the stump, pour your chemical remover. After that, you will need to wait for the chemicals to begin to soften the stump. Keep an eye on the issue and wait until it seems to be soft enough to remove, then be patient. This might take many weeks.
Do you need a tree stump removal service? If you are in Winchester, VA, you can always trust Javier Tree Company to help you. For inquiries and information, be sure to contact me at (540) 208-0012.
