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How do I remove a mound?
The previous owner of my home built a mound about 15-20 in diameter and
maybe 2 feet high at the center. This has been here several years so it is covered with St. Augustine. I want to remove it, because is serves no useful purpose for us and it blocks drainage in that part of the yard. I don't know the best way to go about this. Should I just attack it with a shovel or rent a tiller, or pay someone to scoop it with a bobcat and just re-sod the naked ground? I fear the shovel approach would take quite a while by myself. The dirt is most likely a combination of top soil and clay, mostly clay. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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