Old tree stumps look harmless, but they cause more trouble than most people expect.
A stump left in the ground keeps sending up shoots, attracts termites and carpenter ants, and can grow fungus that spreads to nearby healthy trees. It is also a tripping hazard and gets in the way of mowing, planting and building.
Grinding the stump below ground level removes the problem at the source. The wood chips can be used as mulch, and the space is ready for new grass, a garden bed or a patio.
Not sure how big your stump is? Scan it with the Everest Stumps app and get an instant estimate.
