Yeah, I put it in 16 years ago but bamboo is a funny species. It will stay at whatever height you planted it (usually 8 to 10 ft.) for several years, but then it just goes nuts after the 3rd or 4th year and shoots up to as high as 50 feet. The privacy it provides is great but then it just starts becoming a pain in the ass because certain bamboo shoots will start to bend over sideways and stay that way. And then when the inevitable hurricane comes, many of them will snap in half around the 25 ft. high mark, so they become very hard to prune without a man lift and other professional equipment. And the amount of leaves they dump when it's windy is just ridiculous. So my wife and I finally decided to just get rid of it all because we are over trying to maintain it.
After it's all been removed and the stumps have been ground down, I plan on replacing it all with a variety of fruit trees. Currently, we've got trees bearing oranges, lemons, limes, bananas, and avocados, but I'd like to add some peaches, blueberries, plums, mangos, etc.
FWIW it's not just the trunks - you need to rip out or systematically poison all of the underground root system, or it'll just come back. Make sure they go deep when they grind the stumps, and get yourself some strong herbicide if you see any shoots coming back up.