Poison Ivy Control Of Texas is proud to call Dallas home, and from there we serve the entire Dallas–Fort Worth (DFW) Metroplex, with particular focus on the established, and heavily wooded communities of the northern and western suburbs, where mature trees, greenbelts, and creek-lined lots create ideal conditions for poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac to spread.
With more than 20 years of experience and a fully licensed and insured team, we’ve come to know the specific growing conditions, tree canopies, and landscaping styles found throughout Dallas County and Tarrant County, knowledge that helps us serve every neighborhood on this list, and many more, effectively.
Dallas County
Our Dallas County service area includes all of Dallas and its established, wooded neighborhoods:
- Far North Dallas, mature tree canopies and wooded creek lots make this a hotspot for poison ivy growth
- Preston Hollow, one of Dallas’s most established, tree-lined neighborhoods, with large wooded lots
- Lake Highlands, creek-adjacent properties and mature trees create ideal poison ivy and poison sumac conditions
- Richardson, established neighborhoods with mature landscaping throughout Dallas County
- Plano, from older, tree-canopied neighborhoods to newer developments bordering greenbelts
- AND ALL THE REST!
Tarrant County
Our Tarrant County service area covers all of Fort Worth and its surrounding, well-established suburbs:
- Fort Worth, including the mature, wooded neighborhoods of Tanglewood, Overton Park, Bellaire, Mira Vista, and Wedgwood
- Arlington, residential and commercial properties throughout the city
- Southlake, heavily wooded properties with large lots and mature trees
- Colleyville, established, tree-canopied neighborhoods with a strong demand for noxious plant control
- Flower Mound, wooded, creek-adjacent properties throughout the community
- Grapevine, established neighborhoods near Grapevine Lake and surrounding wooded areas
- Keller, tree-lined suburb with wooded lots throughout
- AND ALL THE REST!
Why many of our customers live in wooded, established suburbs
The northern and western suburbs of DFW, including Southlake, Colleyville, Westlake, Flower Mound, Grapevine, Keller, Preston Hollow, and the wooded pockets of Fort Worth like Mira Vista, Tanglewood, and Overton Park, tend to feature larger, more established lots with decades-old trees, creek beds, and greenbelt access. These are exactly the conditions poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac need to establish themselves and spread, which is why we’ve built deep, specialized experience in these communities over more than 20 years in business.
Don't see your neighborhood?
This list represents many of the communities we serve most often, but it isn’t exhaustive. If your property is located anywhere within Dallas County or Tarrant County, there’s a good chance we serve your area. Call us to confirm.
Poison Ivy Control Of Texas is based in Dallas and ready to help homeowners, businesses, HOAs, and property managers throughout the DFW Metroplex reclaim their wooded properties from poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac, and other noxious vegetation. Call (844) 489-4663, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., to schedule your service.
FAQs about our service areas
A: We serve Dallas County and Tarrant County, covering the full Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex.
A: Yes, these wooded Tarrant County suburbs are among the communities we serve most frequently.
A: We serve Fort Worth broadly, including the established, wooded neighborhoods of Tanglewood, Overton Park, Bellaire, Mira Vista, Wedgwood and more.
A: Yes, both are among the established, wooded Dallas neighborhoods where we regularly provide poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac removal.
A: This is a partial list of the communities we serve most often. If you’re located within Dallas County or Tarrant County, call us at (844) 489-4663 to confirm service to your area.