We started to serve those who with-out our service could not use their yards and landscapes. We risk the itch so you don't have to.

Manual removal. We do not advocate use of any chemicals.

If ivy returns within 1 year of a removal, then we return and remove. 1 year, because that is how long missed roots can stay dormant. Seeds are easier to remove and done separate to keep lower rates initially.

Means 0 chemicals. We do NOT, will NOT, ever use chemicals to work with mother nature.

No. Chemicals & Home Remedies may appear to be effective when in reality the root system takes a dive to seek out a safe area. Some Chemicals can destroy poison ivy but only because they destroy the soil.

For immediate identification reference our Facebook or Instagram page. OR contact us for a free estimate. Key Notes: Poison Ivy always has 3 leaves. Virginia Creeper has 5, sometimes 3. The vine is a hearty orange-brown to red. Woody fibrous. Small roots look hairy and help in climbing. In canopies, PI branches rise and droop with tips reaching up again. Leaves have "thumbs", a left and right. Light to deep green colored. 3 leaf clusters alternate. Non-symmetrical sprouting. Seeds begin small light green. Mature to a harder white shell. Can grow in full sun, prefers border light/shade.

Tap roots can go over 3 feet deep in extreme cases. Commonly vines run over 20 feet horizontally.

Primarily from Seed-Fall in the mother plants radius. Removing the main vine stops the seed production and spread. Vines can and will generationally grow over top of each other.

No. From our experiences, landscape paper makes vine removal of any kind 10x more tedious and extraneous.

Yes! With prolonged and/or high concentrated exposure everyone eventually reacts more and more. We all thought we were immune until one day our bodies began reacting.

Yes. They all contain Urushiol. All reactions appear the same.

Not generally, Though poison ivy can remain active for up to 10 years. Therefore, oils can be transferred from objects and pets.