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We offer professional bamboo removal services in residential and commercial locations across the Northeast. With our professional invasive bamboo removal, homeowners and businesses can prevent severe damage to driveways, pools, tennis courts, massive trees, and even building facades. If you avoid removing bamboo, this invasive plant species knows no boundaries and can result in catastrophic destruction of your property, incurring massive repair costs.
You will find many ways, discussed on the internet, for removing and eradicating bamboo. We assume you are not interested in a permanent part-time job of perpetually trying to control the rapid spread of bamboo. Several techniques for removing bamboo, along with their reliability, are discussed in this section.
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Due to its growth patterns, Clumping Bamboo generally does not require containment. However, the focused, vertical energy of this invasive species can be quite destructive if bamboo containment is not done correctly.
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We are the Northeast’s (New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Long Island) premier bamboo removal company and bamboo removal service. We completely remove and contain your bamboo, 100% organically, to ensure that it will not regrow and cause you further problems.
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Aside from being a nightmare and a potential hazard to your property, bamboo is an incredibly strong invasive plant species. Bamboo is a tribe of perennial evergreen plants in the grass family Poaceae, in the subfamily Bambusoideae, and in the tribe Bambuseae.
Bamboo is known as a strong, flexible, woody grass (which flowers every 65+ years), and it has earned quite a reputation as the fastest-growing member of the grass family.
While we tend to think of lush, soft turf when we think of grass, the characteristics of bamboo couldn’t be more different. Bamboo is used to make “hardwood” floors & furniture, and is very durable; so other than grass, which is a fibrous, bendable plant. Within the 91 genera of bamboo, there are over 1000 different species throughout the world, growing in a variety of climates, regions, and soils, so the answer to what bamboo is is a very complex one.
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Suppose you think you do have a bamboo problem. In that case, you are probably dealing with Running Bamboo, which spreads horizontally like a self-replicating virus, with a root and cane structure designed for demolition. Whether you have bamboo that is labelled an “invasive” species or not, you have a problem with bamboo propagation requiring complete bamboo removal service, containment, or even both.