We handle residential and commercial blackberry removal, from cutting and root crown extraction to regrowth treatment and large-scale clearing. That includes Himalayan blackberry, evergreen blackberry, and mixed thickets climbing fences, covering slopes, and creeping across property lines. Contact us for a free quote today.
Blackberry Bush Removal
We cut canes to the base with a steel-bladed brush cutter, then rake up the cuttings and haul them away. For dense stands, we first open a path with loppers and a pole saw so we can work our way to the center. Our crews wear Kevlar chaps and leather gauntlets, since blackberry thorns punch straight through ordinary work gloves.
Blackberry Root Crown Removal
The root crown is the woody knot at the base of each plant, and it's what sends up new canes. We dig crowns out with a mattock and digging bar. On larger ones, we sever the side roots with a pruning saw before prying the crown free. Crowns left in the ground are the number one reason blackberries come back.
Blackberry Regrowth Treatment
After the initial cut, we return to pull new shoots or spot-spray them with a backpack sprayer before the canes can harden off.
Large-Scale Blackberry Clearing
For acreage, hillsides, and overgrown lots, we bring in a forestry mulcher or a skid steer with a brush cutter attachment, then follow up by removing the crowns by hand.
How Much Does Blackberry Bush Removal Cost in Oklahoma City, OK?
Blackberry bush removal in Oklahoma City, OK usually costs $361 to $3,431 for a residential property. Where your job falls in that range depends on the thicket's density and height, how much of it has climbed fences or blanketed a slope, and how many root crowns we have to dig out by hand.