Ivy Removal | Fayetteville, NC

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Invasive and non-native plants, such as certain ivies, can be beautiful, even useful. Until they're not. For example, English Ivy looks great climbing on a stone wall or trained on a trellis, but left unchecked it can spread to your vinyl siding and do irreparable damage. Kudzu is useful for erosion control, but it's tendency to take over an area and crowd out native plants is a problem. Both English Ivy and Kudzu are non-native to our area. All ivies are invasive (tending to spread). Maybe you've seen buildings engulfed in ivy or large patches of ground blanketed by the stuff. Maybe you see it in your own yard. If your ivy has gone wild, you can rely on our plant removal pros to tame it. We'll either cut it back, so it's manageable, or take it out entirely, so it doesn't come back. Your choice.

Some parasitic ivies, like Poison Ivy, produce an irritating oil that causes an intensly itching skin rash. Beware! Removing ivy can be hazardous to your health.  We specialize in the safe and efficient removal of poison ivy, ensuring your outdoor spaces are free from this hazardous plant. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing high-quality service to protect you, your family, and your pets from the dangers of poison ivy. Ask the plant removal pros at Pretty City Lawns to get rid of your Poison Ivy safely and effectively with our professional poison ivy removal service.