What towns do you serve?

Weston is my primary residential service area. Wayland, Wellesley, Lincoln, Newton, Sudbury, Concord, and Lexington are my standing service area — I serve them directly without case-by-case review. For anything beyond those eight towns, I review inquiries individually based on scope and travel.

Do you take projects outside the eight towns?

Not for typical residential work. I'm a one-person business and the geographic discipline is what keeps the on-site Poison Ivy Survey and the 30-day return visit possible. For schools, camps, HOAs, and institutional facilities, I take work across MetroWest Boston when the project warrants the travel.

Is pricing different in the surrounding towns?

No. The same Poison Ivy Survey, fixed-price proposal, $1,500 project minimum, and 30-day return visit apply across all eight towns. There are no travel surcharges within the residential service area.

How fast do you respond to surrounding-town inquiries?

Within 24 hours during the active May–October season. Send photos and a short description and I'll confirm whether the project is a fit before I come out.

§ SERVICE AREA

WHERE I WORK

Where I work.

Weston is home. Wayland, Wellesley, Lincoln, Newton, Sudbury, Concord, and Lexington are the standing service area. Anything beyond those eight towns I review case by case.

Tell Me About Your Poison IvyWESTON PRIMARY · WAYLAND / WELLESLEY / LINCOLN / NEWTON / SUDBURY / CONCORD / LEXINGTON

§ I · WESTON, MASSACHUSETTS (PRIMARY)

HOME BASE

Weston is the work.

I grew up in Weston, graduated from WHS '05, and built Weston Ivy League for the kind of property the town is full of: mature lots, stone walls, wooded edges, conservation transitions, and poison ivy hiding in plain sight.

Most of my work happens here. I know which neighborhoods have the heaviest growth, which property types get the worst infestations, and which lookalikes show up where. Weston is my full service area — I take projects across the town, residential and institutional, without travel surcharges or scheduling caveats.

Read more about poison ivy in Weston → Poison Ivy Removal in Weston, MA

§ II · STANDING SERVICE AREA

WAYLAND · WELLESLEY · LINCOLN · NEWTON · SUDBURY · CONCORD · LEXINGTON

Six surrounding towns, served on the same terms as Weston.

Wayland, Wellesley, Lincoln, Newton, Sudbury, Concord, and Lexington are my standing service area. The work is the same as in Weston: on-site Poison Ivy Survey, custom property map, fixed-price proposal, hand-pulled removal, and a 30-day return visit — with no travel surcharge.

Wayland, MA

Wooded back lots, fence lines, garden edges, and properties along the river corridor where homeowners want the plant physically removed without herbicide.

Wellesley, MA

Mature plantings, established perennial beds, stone walls, and garden edges where poison ivy is threaded through high-value landscaping. Hand-pulling protects what the homeowner has spent decades growing.

Lincoln, MA

Conservation land, Mass Audubon abutters, old farm boundaries, and stone walls running through wooded back lots — edge zones where spraying is the wrong answer and cutting would leave the roots behind.

Newton, MA

Established neighborhoods, mature landscaping, stone walls, and shaded property edges where poison ivy works its way through ornamentals and hardscape.

Sudbury, MA

Wooded lots, trail edges, stone walls, and old field boundaries where poison ivy threads through perennial beds and property lines — hand-pulled where spraying would drift into gardens or conservation land.

Concord, MA

Historic properties, stone walls, orchard edges, and conservation abutters where targeted hand-pulling protects heritage plantings and trail edges.

Lexington, MA

Wooded suburban lots, fence lines, play zones, and garden edges where homeowners want a precise, herbicide-free removal rather than a broad spray program.

§ III · BEYOND THE SEVEN TOWNS

REVIEWED CASE BY CASE

Beyond the service area.

Properties outside Weston, Wayland, Wellesley, Lincoln, Newton, Sudbury, Concord, and Lexington I review case by case. I'm a one-person business, the work is slow, and the geographic discipline is what keeps the on-site Poison Ivy Survey and the 30-day return visit possible.

A few things have to line up before I take work beyond the eight towns. The scope has to fit hand-pulling — targeted residential or institutional removal in high-contact areas like beds, walls, fence lines, trails, play zones, and garden edges, not broad-acre brush clearing. The schedule has to fit around my standing-area commitments. And the property has to make sense for the method — mature poison ivy threaded through established plantings, stone walls, or wooded edges.

For schools, camps, HOAs, and institutional facilities, I take work across MetroWest Boston when the project warrants the travel. View my M.G.L. c. 132B-aware approach →

§ IV · FREQUENTLY ASKED

DIRECT ANSWERS

Frequently asked.

§ NEXT · REQUEST A SURVEY

TELL ME ABOUT YOUR POISON IVY

Tell me about your poison ivy.

Send photos of what you can see. I'll find what you can't. If it's a fit, the on-site Poison Ivy Survey is the next step.

Tell Me About Your Poison Ivy

I read every submission and respond within 24 hours.