Montgomery Tree and Stump Removal

Did you know that the debris left over from our stump grinding services makes an excellent mulch? Wood mulches keep moisture, reduce the incidence of weeds, and are quite decorative as well.

If you have an older, established tree on your landscape, you may wonder how old a tree can actually get. Although longevity is generally a factor of tree variety and habitat, the oldest tree in the world, the Bristlecone pine, can live almost 5,000 years.

If the house you live in has been on its site for a long time, there may be stumps that you do not know about. Before you begin digging up your yard to landscape, inspect for stumps. You may want to remove them before beginning work to prevent damage to equipment.

It’s required by law that any area of land being cleared be surrounded by a silt fence. The silt fence is designed specifically to promote drainage through the fence without allowing sediment to be carried past it, and must remain in place until the grass or erosion control plant life has grown in.

Wanting to make a flowerbed or grow a garden but don’t have the extra space? Why not give us a call? We can get rid of annoying tree stumps and increase the amount of usable space your yard has.

Have you been hesitant to contact us because you aren’t sure whether your tree’s size and mature root system will make it too difficult for even a professional to transplant? We’re always happy to discuss the specifications of your project and how we might be able to help.

Did you know stump grinders come in all sizes? Some can be the size of a lawn mower, but other heavy duty machines can be as big as a truck!

It’s important to realize that land clearing often requires a permit, even if done on your own property. We help ensure that all your paperwork is in place so that the project can commence timely.

It’s important to remember that many of the DIY tree stump removal techniques are either dangerous, back-breaking or create significant damage to the surround property. If you don’t want your property to look like a war zone, we can help.

Once you have transplanted a tree it will require a period of extra care which will vary depending on its size. The larger the tree, the more water and fertilizer it will need in order to rebuild its root structure.