Evaluating the Job with an Experienced Eye
What if the developer and his building engineers plan the site in such a way that tree roots need to be fully removed because they stand in a the way of a building's foundation? What if the developers use bulldozers to reshape the land uprooting large trees as they do so? Putting the uprooted trees into a pile would present problems, because of the amount of dirt and debris. What does a good tree service professional do?

To keep costs down on land-clearing projects where a significant volume of uprooted stumps and root balls exist, special grinders must be brought to the site or the material should be taken to a place where it can be ground. The tree service professional looks at each land-clearing job with an experienced eye, considering what it takes to get the job done without wasting money.

Jeff Feagles says, "You have to look at the condition of the trees on any land-clearing job, regardless of whether the lots are one-half acre or 30 acres to develop the proper site plan. We can discuss any specific need, large or small."

Source: Vermeer® Manufacturing, inventor of stump-cutting equipment since 1938. Timberwolf Tree Service uses Vermeer® and other fine equipment.