Poison ivy climbs trees, swallows fences, and spreads fast. We remove it safely — so you get your yard back without the rash.
Poison ivy doesn't stay where it starts. It climbs trees, swallows fences, and spreads along the ground — and one wrong afternoon of pulling it yourself can mean weeks of a miserable rash. Burning it is worse, and genuinely dangerous.
We safely remove poison ivy, poison oak, and aggressive vines from trees, fences, and yards across Sterling Heights and Macomb County — so you get your yard back without the rash and without the risk.
Vines climbing trunks with the classic three-leaf pattern.
Growth swallowing fencing, sheds, or property lines.
Heavy vines can damage and even kill the host tree over time.
If you're reacting, it's somewhere you're touching.
Burning poison ivy releases toxins that are dangerous to inhale.
Ground cover that keeps coming back no matter how you pull it.
Point out where the ivy or vines are — on trees, fences, or the ground — and we'll handle removal safely so it doesn't come back on you.
Local tree service requests across Sterling Heights & Macomb County and surrounding Michigan towns.
Call now or request a free estimate and get connected with local tree help.