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- Tree roots under brick driveway - DIY Home Improvement Forum
I have a clay brick driveway and the very last space is messed up by the tree roots of the oak right next to it The pavers company suggests to remove all the affected and use a stump grinder to grind down 6-8 inches, add sand to re-level, compact and put the bricks back If a stump grinder is
- My Septic drainfield must be filled with roots, what do I do?
Having a yard filled with huge old Oak and Acorn trees makes for some nice shade, but has it's problems I've been having problems with the septic tank filling up That I had to use a Saws All to run an electric line should give you and idea of how thick the roots in my yard are I went to
- Grinding small stumps with hand grinder - DIY Home Improvement Forum
I have a power handheld grinder and I was thinking I could use it to grind down a few small stumps The biggest stump is about 4" in diameter and I cut it down to 2 or 3" above the ground Would this work?
- Asphalt driveway, large crack and damage because of roots
It is caused by roots of a tree nearby I see I can add some chemicals at the edge of driveway to prevent roots going under driveway, but this damage is already done now and I need to find a cost effective way to fix it i also need to add roughly 2-3 feet on both sides of driveway to make it wider
- Holes in yard under tree - what is it? - DIY Home Improvement Forum
I noticed today a series of holes in the ground under our maple tree There are 5-8 of them spaced between 20-30 inches apart, they are quite round, and just a little too small to put my thumb into There doesn't appear to be any 'hill' around the holes It just looks like someone poked a few
- digging up a burning bush - DIY Home Improvement Forum
I've got a burning bush that I am assuming is 30+ years old Over the past year, is has been slowly having large branches die and the winter pretty much did it in Does anyone know what kind of root system (depth ( spread) a burning bush has?
- Walkway near big trees--how to deal with roots!
Would it damage the roots to shave them down--or slice off the top of the rounded top part of the old, gnarly roots? Absolutely, you would be better off covering them with good topsoil and planting grass
- Sewer tree root issues. How to seal clay pipe.
The constant aggravation (for me anyway) of sending a rooter into the pipe to remove tree roots and other clogs made for an easy decision to replace the clay And, the thing about a root-rooter type device is that you have to be careful not to shatter other clay pipe sections when it snakes through
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