Kudzu removal
in Spindale, NC

Spindale grew up as a mill town, and a lot of its housing stock sits on small, close-set lots laid out for mill workers a century ago, many of them backed by a short slope or a fence line that has been quietly growing kudzu for years. The scale is different from a rural pasture job: the mat is usually smaller, but it's tangled through a wood fence, a retaining wall, or the corner of a garage rather than sitting out in the open, which changes how carefully a crew has to work it apart.

Rutherford County's Soil and Water Conservation District keeps its office on West Street in Spindale, a reminder that even a town this size still has county agriculture and conservation staff working out of it day to day; the same in-town streets that host that office also carry a fair amount of our Spindale kudzu work, since older in-town lots and short hillsides above downtown are where we see it most. Isothermal Community College sits nearby too, and property edges around campus and along the surrounding streets see their share of vine creeping out of unmown corners.

At two miles from our Rutherfordton shop, a Spindale job is close enough that drive time barely shows up in the number, so most of what moves the price is the same thing it is anywhere: how tangled the mat is and how tight the access is. Every quote is fixed and written before we start for the first visit, includes crown treatment, and never turns into a day rate once the crew is on site. A return visit is recommended and quoted separately as a maintenance plan.

Source: Rutherford County Soil and Water Conservation District. This source describes the area; it does not confirm scope or price for an individual property.

About 2 miles from our shop in Rutherfordton.