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Newkirk Gutter Co. LLC

1000 East 5th St
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Newkirk Gutter Co. LLC

1000 East 5th St
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12 years of experience

We are a husband wife team. Our products are all made in the United States. Our workmanship and materials are guaranteed for life against defects. However, this does not cover storm damage. We offer a 20% discount to all military veterans and service members with military I.D.

We are a husband wife team. Our products are all made in the United States. Our workmanship and materials are guaranteed for life against defects. However, this does not cover storm damage. We offer a 20% discount to all military veterans and service members with military I.D.

Leaf Removal questions, answered by experts

Most chemical treatments that kill roots will also damage the grass around it—including more natural substances like Epsom salt. In this case, cutting tree roots is probably your best bet if you want to preserve the grass. Use caution before you cut or prune roots to make sure you know what you’re cutting and know the risks if you make an error. 

Salt, herbicide, light deprivation, boiling water, and burning can all help dissolve a tree stump. You can also bury the tree stump in soil or mulch to help it rot naturally. Killing a tree stump prevents future regrowth, but you may also remove it by digging it out or grinding it.

You must cut into the ground and around the full circumference of the bush stump to keep it from growing back. If you're concerned about the size of the underground roots or are unable to remove them manually, you can also treat the root ball with an herbicide. Speak with a local landscaper about whether the remaining roots will interfere with your garden plans or threaten to bring the plant back to life.

It depends on whether easiest means fastest or least challenging. If you have limited tools or experience, hollowing with a chisel and hammer is the easiest, although it won’t be the fastest approach. Using a chainsaw is much faster, but it comes with more safety risks, especially if you aren’t used to wielding one.

Probably the most cost-efficient way to remove a tree stump is to use Epsom salts, which help accelerate the rotting process making it easier to remove by hand once nature has taken its course. Burning a tree stump doesn’t tend to cost much either, but is a riskier DIY method.

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