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Wimmer Home and Lawn

1635 Reese Harmon Ridge Rd
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Wimmer Home and Lawn

1635 Reese Harmon Ridge Rd
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10 years of experience

Wimmer Home and Lawn is offering a Monthly Maintenance Special of 25% off of your first month. We have a pay as you go plan with a commitment contract. Pay your first payment, then make small payments until the job is complete. We also have WV certified electricians we sub-contract.

Wimmer Home and Lawn is offering a Monthly Maintenance Special of 25% off of your first month. We have a pay as you go plan with a commitment contract. Pay your first payment, then make small payments until the job is complete. We also have WV certified electricians we sub-contract.

D & O Landscaping & Renovations

318 Stoots Rd
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D & O Landscaping & Renovations

318 Stoots Rd
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12 years of experience

We are a small, yet growing business based out of Beckley, WV. We bill based on the job and offer payment plans (monthly and weekly options available). On the renovation side it's always a 50 percent deposit on day 1 of the job, paid in full upon completion.

We are a small, yet growing business based out of Beckley, WV. We bill based on the job and offer payment plans (monthly and weekly options available). On the renovation side it's always a 50 percent deposit on day 1 of the job, paid in full upon completion.

William's Tree Service and Landscaping

2347 Jefferson St
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William's Tree Service and Landscaping

2347 Jefferson St
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Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Specializing in tree trimming and tree removal(take downs) storm damage and landscaping shrubbery mulching we are professional and take pride in customer satisfaction and guarantee all our work. we are there for all your tree and landscaping needs.

Specializing in tree trimming and tree removal(take downs) storm damage and landscaping shrubbery mulching we are professional and take pride in customer satisfaction and guarantee all our work. we are there for all your tree and landscaping needs.

Leaf Removal questions, answered by experts

Leaving a tree stump in the ground poses several potential issues. Firstly, stumps can become a breeding ground for pests like termites or ants, which might spread to nearby healthy trees or structures. They can also attract fungi or diseases that could affect other plants nearby. Stumps left unattended could hinder future landscaping plans, obstructing new growth or making it challenging to mow. Additionally, as the stump decays, it might sprout new shoots, leading to unwanted tree growth. Removing stumps prevents these problems, enhancing the aesthetic and safety of the landscape.

You can use a felling ax to chop down a tree by following the same prep and steps as a chainsaw, but be prepared to use some muscle. For trees bigger than 7 inches in diameter, it can take some time and serious strength to cut down a tree using just an ax. 

If you have a strong back and a lot of patience, you can dig out a tree stump. You'll need to use a pointed shovel to dig out the soil around the stump, cutting away roots with a pair of clippers as you go. You’ve removed enough soil when you can access the taproot at the bottom of the root ball. After you cut that major artery with a saw or loppers, you should be able to roll the stump over and haul it away.

Yes, including chemical-free removal and options to recycle wood waste.

Using Epsom salt to kill a tree stump will take between six and 12 months. While this method may seem extended, it significantly speeds up the natural stump decomposition process, which can take up to seven years. If you’d like to DIY remove a tree stump and it’s not causing any immediate harm or danger, using Epsom salt to kill it slowly is a viable removal option. 

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