Root Ball Removal
Professional Root Ball Removal
After a tree is cut down, the root ball often remains—large, heavy, and tough to remove. At Arbor Nation TreeWorks, we provide professional root ball removal to fully clear your space and prepare it for new landscaping, construction, or restoration. Using advanced equipment and safe techniques, our team ensures the area is level, clean, and free of future issues like regrowth or drainage problems. Don’t let leftover roots hold back your project—let us take care of it.
Complete Root Ball Removal Solutions
Our root ball removal service completely clears out leftover roots and stumps, leaving your property clean, level, and ready for new growth or construction.
FAQ section
Have questions about what happens after a tree is cut down? Our Root Ball Removal FAQ section covers common concerns like removal methods, timelines, yard impact, and what to expect during cleanup. Whether you're prepping for new landscaping or eliminating hazards, we provide clear answers to help you plan with confidence.
Tree Removal
What is a root ball, and why should it be removed?
A root ball is the dense mass of roots and soil left behind after a tree has been cut down. Removing it prevents regrowth, pest issues, uneven ground, and allows for replanting, construction, or landscaping.
How is a root ball removed?
We use specialized equipment like excavators or stump grinders to dig out or grind down the root ball below the surface. The method depends on the size, location, and soil conditions.
How long does root ball removal take?
Time varies based on the root ball’s size and location, but most jobs are completed in a few hours. Large or deep root systems may take longer.
Will root ball removal damage my yard?
We take every precaution to minimize disruption. However, because root systems can be extensive, some lawn repair or reseeding may be necessary after removal.
Can I plant a new tree or build over the area afterward?
Yes! That’s one of the main reasons for root ball removal. It clears the space for healthy new growth or prepares it for patios, gardens, or other structures.
