When we think of renovating our home, it’s often only the indoors we consider however, it’s possible to do a garden renovation too. Removing your existing garden and clearing the space creates a new area that can be used for multiple purposes.
Before your new garden can take begin to take shape, there is plenty of groundwork to be done. Read on to learn more about what a complete garden renovation involves including:
- Safety and correct equipment
- Tree and stump removal
- Garden beds removal
- Earthworks
- Bring your new garden to life
Safety and correct equipment
When it comes to undertaking renovations in your garden, it is important to ensure it is done safely. While you may think it is a task you can tackle yourself, there may be work involved at heights plus the use of specialised equipment. Most equipment should only be operated by those who are trained and qualified to do so. Working together closely with nearby neighbours or officials for gas lines, water or electricity will give you peace of mind that certain structures are not damaged through the works process too.
Tree and stump removal
Depending on what renovations are taking place, trees and stumps in your garden may need removing. The removing or pruning of trees can be dangerous work and should only be undertaken by those trained and equipped to do so. Once a tree is removed, it’s important to ensure the stump is ground correctly to ensure the trees root system doesn’t begin to grow again.
Garden beds removal
Garden beds removal involves ensuring all plants and soil is removed and discarded appropriately. Garden bed removal may also involve removing bricks or borders surrounding garden beds.
Earthworks
When the unwanted trees, stumps and garden removal has taken place, the process to clear away all debris and level off the surface takes place. It is important to also ensure all rubbish is disposed of correctly too.
Bring your new garden to life
Once this important groundwork has been done and you have a cleared space, your new garden can begin to come to life. Your new space can be used for may purposes including planting new lawn and vegetation or installing a new permanent fixture such as a garage or patio.
Armac Stump Grinding, Tree Removal and Yard Clean-up are your trusted and reliable professionals in the South West for all your stump grinding, tree removal and yard cleanup needs
With over 20 years’ experience in grinding tree stumps and removing surface roots throughout Bunbury and the South West area, Ray and the team at ARMAC – Stump Grinding, Tree Removal and Yard Clean ups are holders of the nationally recognised White Card, fully insured and qualified with all relevant tickets.
Call Ray on 0448 442 477 and discuss your requirements today. He will provide expert advice and a FREE quote.
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ARMAC have over 20 years’ experience in stump grinding, tree trimming and tree removal throughout the South West. Ray and his team have extensive experience trimming storm damaged trees on properties including residential, commercial and rural properties. The skilled team know the specific requirements including the angle to cut branches, precise cuts required plus how to deal with difficult situations such as powerlines.
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