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Tree root restoration Compaction and waterlogging are the two most common reasons that lead to time-consuming remediation in the root area of trees. If the oxygen content in the soil falls below 13 percent, root growth is no longer possible. Many trees die or direct their roots to the upper areas, where they then lever […]https://www.rsp.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Baumwurzelsanierung_1370x675.png1370675