Invasive Species Control
We assess and treat invasive plants such as English ivy, Scotch broom, and knotweed, choosing methods suited to the infestation and the surrounding vegetation.
Discuss your project
Build a treatment plan around what is growing.
Effective treatment starts with identifying the invasive plants, how far they have spread, and the nearby vegetation you want to protect. We plan for follow-up as well as initial removal, since plants can regrow and new seedlings can emerge.
Work may include
- Site assessment and invasive species inventory
- Integrated pest management (IPM) program development
- Mechanical removal and targeted chemical treatment
- Native species revegetation and restoration planning
- Monitoring programs with follow-up treatment schedules
- Coordination with local weed boards and conservation districts
Follow-up monitoring and treatment help manage regrowth and reduce the spread of invasive plants into surrounding areas.
We’ll agree on the scope of work with you after discussing your goals and assessing the property.
Tell us about
your property.
When you contact us about invasive species control, share any of the following details you have available so we can understand your project.
Explore our service area- Photos of the plants and the approximate area affected
- Previous treatments and any regrowth you have observed
- Nearby vegetation or site features to account for in planning