Local Blackberry Clearing

Struggling with overgrown blackberry bushes? My Green Pros offers professional blackberry removal services in Portland, Oregon, and surrounding areas like Gresham, Clackamas, Beaverton, Milwaukie, and Vancouver, WA. Invasive blackberries can quickly take over your yard, damaging landscapes and blocking access. Our team safely removes blackberry vines, roots, and overgrowth using effective, eco-friendly methods. Whether you need complete blackberry brush removal, land clearing, or recurring maintenance, we've got you covered. We handle both residential and commercial blackberry clearing, helping you reclaim your outdoor space. Don't let wild brambles ruin your yard—choose My Green Pros for fast, reliable, and affordable blackberry control near you. Contact us today for a free blackberry removal estimate and enjoy a clean, clear yard year-round!

Blackberry bushes send out deep, extensive root systems. To fully remove them, you'll need to dig down and remove the roots. Use a shovel or digging fork to loosen the soil around the blackberry roots, and carefully pull them out. It's important to get as much of the root system as possible, as even small fragments left behind can sprout new growth. 

Please Note: This Price of Blackberry Removal is an Aproximation

Service Type Description Estimated Price (Per Job)

Small Area (up to 500 sq ft) Manual removal (digging and cutting) or herbicide treatment. $400 - $800
Medium Area (500 - 1,000 sq ft) Removal using herbicide, handwork, or mechanical methods. $600 - $1,200
Large Area (1,000 - 2,000 sq ft) Mechanical removal, herbicide, and mulching. $1,200 - $1,800
Very Large Area (3,000+ sq ft) Larger-scale mechanical or combined method for dense areas. $3,200 - $4,500+
Follow-Up Maintenance (per visit) For re-treatment or checking regrowth after initial removal. $600 - $850

Prices very depending on the blackberry shoots and yard size:

• Size of the Area: Larger areas require more labor and/or equipment, driving up costs.
• Type of Removal: Manual removal is typically cheaper but labor-intensive, while chemical and mechanical methods cost more but cover larger areas more efficiently.
• Disposal: Some services may include debris removal and disposal in the price, while others may charge extra for hauling.
• Access and Terrain: Difficult-to-reach areas or steep terrain can increase labor costs.

For the most accurate pricing, it's best to request a free estimate  to give you a more specific price