SUFFOLK COUNTY · LONG ISLAND

    Complete Bamboo Removal Services in Suffolk County

    From Babylon to Montauk, Got Bamboo removes running bamboo from Suffolk County properties the right way, rhizomes and all. We’re a 631 company that knows Suffolk’s towns, villages, soils and bamboo laws, and every removal comes with our one-year warranty.

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    MORE THAN THE CANES YOU CAN SEE

    Why Bamboo Thrives in Suffolk County

    Suffolk’s mix of sandy outwash soils on the South Shore and East End, as well as loamier, rolling ground on the North Shore gives running bamboo easy room to spread. Loose sand lets rhizomes travel fast and far. Many Suffolk neighborhoods were planted with bamboo as quick privacy screens in the 1980s and ’90s, and those stands have had decades to push under fences, lawns and driveways.

    Large lots out east and wooded properties in the Pine Barrens region can hide bamboo spread until it’s well established. Suffolk homeowners often tell us the bamboo is only in one corner of the yard. By the time we probe the soil, the roots have usually traveled well past it.

    CHECK THE CODE FOR YOUR ADDRESS

    Suffolk County Was Among the First to Crack Down on Bamboo

    Suffolk towns have been regulating bamboo for more than a decade. Smithtown led the way in 2011 with a law barring bamboo within 10 feet of any property line, street, sidewalk or public right-of-way. Brookhaven followed in 2012 by prohibiting new running bamboo plantings, and villages such as Lindenhurst now require owners to keep bamboo from migrating onto neighboring property.

    Rules differ from one town and village to the next, so the first thing we do on a Suffolk job is check the code that applies to your address.

    If you’ve received a violation, we can meet with town officials, complete the removal or containment, and give you a Compliance Report to submit so the violation can be cleared.

    REMOVAL. CONTAINMENT. COMPLIANCE.

    Bamboo Removal Services for Suffolk Homeowners

    Complete bamboo removal

    Canes cut and hauled, rhizomes excavated, soil screened and restored, with a root barrier on every job.

    Town violation and compliance services

    Code review, official meetings and compliance reports.

    Real estate site analysis

    Reports for buyers, sellers and agents when bamboo is holding up a sale.

    THE WORK, STEP BY STEP

    Our Suffolk County Bamboo Removal Process

    1. Free on-site analysis.

      We assess the stand, rhizome spread and local code requirements.

    2. Written estimate.

      Removal, barrier and restoration options, in writing.

    3. Cut, excavate and haul.

      Canes and rhizomes removed using excavators and hand crews.

    4. Install a root barrier.

      A barrier along the property line, then restoration with clean fill, grading, hydroseed or plantings.

    5. One-year warranty.

      If bamboo returns, we remove it at no charge. Terms and any exceptions are written into your contract.

    Call to Discuss Your Property

    LOCAL KNOWLEDGE. COUNTYWIDE COVERAGE.

    Suffolk County Towns We Serve

    We remove bamboo in all ten Suffolk County towns and the villages and hamlets within them.

    Babylon
    Lindenhurst, Babylon Village, West Babylon, Deer Park, Amityville, Copiague, North Babylon, Wyandanch
    Huntington
    Huntington, Huntington Station, Northport, Cold Spring Harbor, Centerport, Dix Hills, Melville, Commack, Greenlawn, East Northport
    Islip
    Bay Shore, Islip, East Islip, Sayville, West Islip, Brentwood, Central Islip, Ronkonkoma, Bohemia, Oakdale
    Smithtown
    Smithtown, Kings Park, St. James, Nesconset, Hauppauge, Head of the Harbor
    Brookhaven
    Port Jefferson, Setauket, Stony Brook, Patchogue, Medford, Selden, Centereach, Miller Place, Rocky Point, Shirley, Moriches, Bellport
    Riverhead
    Riverhead, Wading River, Aquebogue, Jamesport, Calverton
    Southold
    Southold, Mattituck, Cutchogue, Greenport, Orient
    Southampton
    Southampton, Westhampton Beach, Hampton Bays, Sag Harbor, Bridgehampton, Quogue
    East Hampton
    East Hampton, Amagansett, Springs, Montauk
    Shelter Island

    FINISH THE JOB

    Restore the Yard After Removal

    Explore hydroseeding for new grass coverage or restoration and foundation planting for the cleared area. The written estimate sets out your removal, barrier and restoration options.

    Our one-year bamboo-removal warranty includes written contract terms and any exceptions discussed before work begins. Read the removal process and warranty details.

    A LITTLE CLARITY BEFORE YOU CALL

    Suffolk County Bamboo Removal FAQs

    Local answers about town rules, encroachment, and East End service.

    Have another question? Call us

    Many do, including Smithtown and Brookhaven, along with a number of villages. Requirements vary, from setbacks to bans on new planting. We’ll check the code for your address during the free site analysis.

    In many Suffolk municipalities, the owner of the bamboo is responsible for keeping it from spreading. We can remove the bamboo on your side, install a barrier, and document the encroachment for your neighbor or the town.

    We usually get out for a site visit within 24 hours of your call, and sometimes the same day if a crew is nearby. If you’re facing a town deadline, tell us when you call.

    Yes. We serve the North and South Forks, including Southold, Riverhead, Southampton, East Hampton and Shelter Island.

    YOUR PROPERTY. YOUR NEXT STEP.

    Get Bamboo Out of Your Suffolk County Property

    Call (631) 318-6117 for your free site analysis. Tell us about the bamboo, your property, and any town deadline when you call.

    Call Got Bamboo (631) 318-6117