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Retention & detention ponds: runoff water reservoirs are essential for industrial properties and require ongoing maintenance, along with specific expertise, to ensure vegetation is properly managed. Environmental concerns are a priority for VegClear applicators on your site. When mechanical methods fail, or are impossible to execute due to access issues or overgrowth, strategic herbicide application may be necessary. Extra caution is required near water bodies, including careful product selection and application techniques, to prevent unintended effects on nearby areas and downstream vegetation. If this is an issue on your industrial or commercial site in Georgia or nearby, reach out for a complimentary assessment: https://lnkd.in/ekP-QP_C

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Your Partner for Telecom Vegetation Management - VegClear’s specialized cool season treatments help maintain industrial and commercial properties, including cell phone towers, power substations, and outdoor storage facilities. Our expertise in herbicide application ensures that overgrowth is effectively managed, reducing risks to critical infrastructure and keeping your operations running smoothly: https://lnkd.in/e4HqyipA

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VegClear provides specialized, site-specific services custom built to the unique needs of industrial facilities and commercial properties. Our expertise in product selection and precision application ensures we manage and eliminate vegetation effectively and efficiently, creating a safer, more attractive environment for your property. https://lnkd.in/e7mrDc32

Honeysuckle / Japanese Honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica) is a vigorous vine that climbs over trees and shrubs, often causing them to collapse due to the dense heavy matting it forms, even overcoming perimeter fencing if left unchecked for enough time! It grows yellow and white sweet smelling flowers on vines. Its rapid spread creates dense mats, making it difficult to manage in utility, transmission line, and right-of-way areas. Read about this and other common invasive species that frequently require targeted treatments on utility rights of way in the Southeast https://lnkd.in/evHRHazK

With VegClear, you benefit from our comprehensive approach to vegetation management, including detailed mapping, client-specific scheduling accommodations, and ongoing, all-inclusive year-round support. Call us to discuss supplementing, supporting, or altogether taking over vegetation maintenance on your property. Increase value and improve appearance through professional vegetation control: https://lnkd.in/eRZeHtnq

Bradford Pear (Pyrus calleryana) – Although widely planted across the Southeast, and especially Georgia, this tree has become invasive, spreading through seed dispersal and root sprouts, forming dense stands that interfere with utility infrastructure. It is a suckering woody species that often pesters vegetation managers for many seasons after being cut down. It can be controlled through repeated mowing and trimming, and/or with a combination of thorough treatments using selective herbicides. It is also commonly targeted via non selective TVC herbicides via precision spot treatment along power line rights of way. Read about this and other common invasive species that frequently require targeted treatments on utility rights of way in the Southeast https://lnkd.in/evHRHazK

Protecting Gravel Bare Ground - Soil Residual Options - Gravel parking areas and bare ground storage sites, especially those with high-value equipment or raw materials, need special attention. Soil residual treatments can provide long-term control by preventing vegetation from ever establishing roots. This method keeps gravel lots free of growth, ensuring safety and accessibility while minimizing the need for frequent trimming or multiple applications. Read more about our Bare Ground treatment's ROI impact on maintenance budgets: https://lnkd.in/gTDRMGap

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