A tree stump can be a considerable obstacle if you’re developing a project on your property, or you just want the landscape to look as clean as possible. When trees are cut down, they generally leave a stump. This can be difficult to remove, but in certain circumstances, it’s possible to manually pull out the tree stump, either with old fashioned hard work or by dragging it mechanically.

The issue with both of these options, however, is that they can be time-consuming, especially if you’re dealing with a larger tree stump. Say you pull it out, then what do you do with it? It still has to be responsibly disposed of, which is easier said than done when you’re dealing with a ton of tree stump. This is why stump grinding is an increasingly popular option.

Not only is stump grinding much faster, which means a limited delay on your project going forward, but it also makes the process of dealing with the stump’s remains a lot easier. There will only be sawdust left to remove after the stump has been ground.