Stump Removal Dallas Ga

Stump Removal

When you hire First Tree Service of Dallas Ga, your yard is going to look like the day it was meant for! A professional team will remove any unwanted tree stump from inside or outside and leave a clean surface that's ready for grass. No more ugly stumps left behind everywhere - just call us today if this suits your needs too!"

Why Would You Want A Stump Removed? 
If the stump isn’t bothering you, then why would I want it removed?
Having a stump removed is no easy feat. It will take years to decompose, and you might not mind now that it’s gone but what about in 5 or 10? The longer the tree decays before removal-the harder for our team of arborists who do all sorts things with their chainsaws! Let First Tree Service of Dallas Ga help expedite this process by removing your old roots today so you don't end up waiting any longer than necessary

A lot goes into getting rid if an ancient oak tree: forethought (donating), planning (clearing access sites) preparation--and then there's just....waitin' until everything falls apart

Also, the stump can draw all sorts of pests looking for a home to raise their children!. Ants, bees, and other pests can or likely will make their home in an old tree stump. This can be a danger to you and your family, and getting rid of them, even when the stump is gone, may be more difficult than anticipated.

How First Tree Service of Dallas Ga Removes Stumps 
For those who have never dealt with tree service professionals, they might imagine us climbing up into a treetop and hacking away at it with our shovels. This couldn’t be further from the truth!

The professional business of removing stumps is much simpler than what people think because there are other methods that are far more economical or easier in some cases - like chipping them off instead of just digging everything out!
Occasionally, we will dig a stump up that way, completely by hand. However, this is a method we’d only use if the tree was very young, with a small root system, or if the tree was situated too close to a structure for us to use any other method. Even then, if the tree is very large, a good ol’ shovel isn’t going to do the trick!