Seattle English Ivy Removal – Protect Your Yard & Structures

Pricing: Projects typically start at $300 for small areas and can range up to $2,500+ for large, dense, or difficult-access sites.

English ivy may start as a pretty ground cover, but in Seattle’s damp climate it quickly becomes an aggressive invader. It climbs fences, smothers trees, damages siding, and blankets garden beds—stealing light, water, and nutrients from everything in its path.

At Neat & Tidy Landscaping, we don’t just “trim it back.” We remove ivy root to tip, haul away every last vine, and help prevent it from growing back.

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The Problem with English Ivy

• Smothers Plants & Trees – Blocks sunlight and strangles growth
• Damages Structures – Pulls apart fences, cracks siding, and erodes mortar
• Spreads Fast – Roots along stems, climbing and creeping anywhere it can
• Hides Other Issues – Masks rot, pest problems, and structural damage
• Hard to Kill – Will regrow from even small root fragments

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The Challenges of Ivy Removal

Removing English ivy isn’t just cutting vines—it’s a labor-intensive process that often involves:

• Delicate Work Around Trees – Cutting without harming bark or root flares
• Fence & Structure Clearing – Loosening vines without pulling apart boards or siding
• Root Excavation – Digging deep into compacted or rocky soil to pull out rhizomes
• Tangle Management – Thick, heavy vines that must be cut, bundled, and hauled
• Slope Safety – Navigating ivy-covered hillsides without damaging erosion control

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Our Ivy Removal Approach

1. Site Assessment – Identify coverage, access issues, and potential hidden damage
2. Cut & Clear – Remove climbing and creeping vines from trees, fences, and ground
3. Root Extraction – Dig out crowns and trailing roots to stop regrowth
4. Careful Handling – Protect trees, structures, and soil while working
5. Haul & Dispose – Remove all vines, roots, and debris from the property
6. Optional Prevention – Install mulch or schedule follow-up trimming to keep it clear

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Request a Quote

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Why Choose Neat & Tidy for Ivy Removal?

• Root-to-Tip Removal – We dig deep to stop ivy from coming back
• No Chemicals Needed – Eco-friendly manual removal unless requested otherwise
• Experienced Crews – Skilled at working around trees, fences, and delicate areas
• Seattle-Focused – We know local ivy growth habits and seasonal challenges
• Full Clean-Up – We leave your space cleared, graded, and ready for new planting

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Related Services

Service	Details
Invasive Plant Removal	Blackberry, bamboo, knotweed, horsetail, and more
Fence Line Clearing	Brush and vine removal along property edges
Tree Base Clearing	Ivy carefully removed from trunks and roots
Mulch Installation	Helps block regrowth and keep soil tidy
Yard Debris Hauling	Disposal of all ivy vines, roots, and waste

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FAQs

Is English ivy dangerous for trees?

Yes—it can suffocate them by cutting off light and moisture, and heavy growth can make them top-heavy in storms.

Can you remove ivy from fences, walls, and siding?

Absolutely—we take care to protect your structures while removing vines.

Do you use herbicides?

Only if you request it. Most ivy can be fully removed with manual methods.

Will it come back?

Ivy can regrow from small root fragments. That’s why we dig deep and offer prevention options like mulch or scheduled follow-ups.

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Our Process

1. Request Your Free Quote – Online or by phone
2. On-Site or Photo Review – We assess coverage and challenges
3. Schedule & Remove – Vines cut, roots dug, debris hauled
4. Enjoy Your Space Again – Clear, clean, and ready for fresh planting

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Don’t let ivy take over your property.
We’ll cut it back, dig it out, and keep it from coming back—so your yard stays neat, healthy, and under control.