The Estimate - We inspect your property and give you an estimate on the time and cost to remove your poison ivy.  We look at the areas you have already identified and also do a complete check of the rest of your property.  We create a diagram of the problem areas and discuss which sections are your top priority.  We then discuss our plan of attack. We usually target key areas such as walkways, kid's play areas and gardens first. Then we work on the more general areas. We discuss whether the poison ivy comes from a neighbor's yard, grows in from the street or is an isolated patch. We talk about the small amount that might regenerate and further steps to take at that point.   

The Job - We arrive at the appointed time and set up.  We do the work, pack up and go.  We remove everything.  Your yard will look exactly the same, minus the poison ivy. 

The Follow-up - Sometimes once is not enough.  We will be happy to come back a month later or the following year to look at the area we cleared and discuss removing any stubborn vines that return. 

We know plants - We will not accidently remove your prize iris or your favorite columbine or the tiger lily your mother gave you on your birthday.  We can show you several look-a-likes that are NOT poison ivy, such as false strawberry, and explain how to tell the difference.

We travel -We're based in New Hampshire, but we can travel to the poison ivy.  Ask us for a long distance estimate, including overnight accommodations, flights and meals.  We are happy to discuss your needs. 

We remove other plants -We also remove other invasive or noxious plants, such as stinging nettle, poison oak and poison sumac.  We occasionally run into yellow jacket nests while working with poison ivy.  We take care of them and move on.