Yard Clean-Ups — Starting at $250
Next-Day Service Available — All-Inclusive Yard Clean-Ups Starting at $250
Neat & Tidy Landscaping is offering a special deal on our yard clean up services in Seattle, WA. Our team of professionals will help you get your yard ready for the spring season. We offer a variety of services including lawn mowing, tree trimming, and more. Contact us today to schedule your appointment!
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English ivy may look pretty, but it quickly damages trees, fences, and foundations. At Neat & Tidy Landscaping, we provide professional ivy removal services in Seattle—eliminating invasive growth by hand, without the use of herbicides or sprays. We remove ivy from tree trunks, garden beds, fence lines, and more to help restore your landscape’s health and appearance.
We remove ivy by hand—safely and completely—from soil, trees, and fences.
Our Seattle ivy removal team cuts vines at the base, gently unwinds growth from trees and wood structures, and digs out the root systems below. This root-level approach stops ivy from returning and protects nearby plants, wildlife, and structures—no chemicals, just clean results. Perfect for homeowners, property managers, and anyone dealing with ivy overgrowth. Contact us today to schedule a free estimate and site visit.
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