American Poison Ivy Guys is a poison ivy removal company serving customers in all 50 states. American Poison Ivy Guys has been in business since 2010. American Poison Ivy Guys employs 81 vegetation removal technicians. American Poison Ivy Guys has cleared over 139,813 poison ivy patches across the country. American Poison Ivy Guys removes more than 15,329 poison ivy patches each year. We remove poison ivy vines and roots, as well as climbing growth on trees and fences.
American Poison Ivy Guys works with homeowners, property managers and schools. Our technicians inspect the property and provide a written price before work begins. We complete most poison ivy removal jobs in a single visit. American Poison Ivy Guys schedules appointments Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Contact us for a free quote today.
Poison Ivy Removal
We pull poison ivy by hand, roots and all, so it can't resprout from runners left behind in the soil. Our crew works in full protective gear and bags every plant on site, because urushiol, the oil that causes the rash, stays active on dead leaves and stems. We never burn poison ivy or run it through a chipper, since the smoke and dust carry the oil.
Poison Ivy Spraying and Control
For large patches, fence lines, and wooded edges where hand pulling isn't practical, we spray herbicide. Most patches need a follow-up treatment two to four weeks later to catch regrowth from the roots. We can also schedule seasonal visits to knock back new seedlings before they spread.
Poison Oak and Sumac Removal
Poison oak and poison sumac get the same careful treatment. We pull smaller plants by the root, and we cut down larger sumac shrubs and treat the stumps.
Poison Ivy Vine Removal
For climbing vines, we cut them at the base and treat the stump. Once the vines have dried out, we pull them off trees, fences, and siding.
How Much Does Poison Ivy Removal Cost in San Juan Capistrano, CA?
Poison ivy removal in San Juan Capistrano, CA usually runs between $302 and $1,738 per job. The biggest factor is the size of the patch, measured in square feet, followed by whether vines have climbed into trees or up your siding. Dense root mats and a follow-up herbicide treatment also raise the total.