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Nebraska Stump Grinding
Call or text for a free estimate! (402) 885-5497
Are you tired of looking at a tree stump or need a go-to stump removal company after your next tree removal? They have got you covered! Andy, the owner of Nebraska Stump Grinding since 2015, is Nebraska’s leading, full-service stump grinding operation. They have the proper equipment to do both large & small, front or back yard jobs. Nebraska Stump Grinding can remove any size stump in any location year-round. Call Andy Parr, for a free estimate. During the estimate, he will assess the location, determine a price, and schedule the grind.
3 Reasons to Remove Those Stumps
Stumps can be a gardening nuisance.
They’re often an obstacle when planting a new tree, shrubs, perennial, or even simple seasonal color. Also, if the stump is trying to push up new shoots, it can use up key nutrients from the soil around it, robbing nearby healthy plants of what they need.
Stumps can be a hazard.
A stump sticking up out of the lawn can be a safety hazard to people playing or walking through the area. If a neighbor trips and hurts themselves, it could be a liability. Stumps also damage mowers, breaking blades that could also be a hazard.
Decaying stumps attract pests.
As your tree stump decays, it can attract unwanted pests such as beetles, ants, and other insects that bore into wood. Stumps take a long time to decay, leaving your entire landscape vulnerable to damaging insects. Even worse, termites are attracted to rotting wood stumps and could eventually find their way into your home. If a stump is left close to the foundation of your home, you could be asking for a termite invasion.
Monthly Indicators Omaha Area Region
The busy spring market continues to see many multiple offer situations driving sales prices above the asking price. With such strong activity, by the time a property sale closes, the market may have already moved higher than that sold price suggests. Such markets can create stress and frustration for prospective homebuyers, who are frequently having to submit offers on multiple properties before they are able to secure a purchase.
Existing Homes:
New Listings increased 29.4% • Pending Sales increased 20.4%
Inventory decreased 39.2% • Days on Market decreased 58.8%
Months Supply of Inventory decreased 45.5%
While housing affordability remains an area to watch as prices continue to rise, strong buyer demand and limited housing supply shows no signs of easing soon, pointing to a continuation of this market trend through spring and into summer.