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Get in touch to arrange a survey for Japanese knotweed, bamboo or any other invasive species.
The Process
While our expertise in Japanese knotweed management is well known, we also specialise in identifying and managing other invasive species, such as bamboo, giant hogweed and Himalayan balsam.
If it's winter or the site has been previously treated or disturbed, we can arrange for a dog detection survey, utilising their keen sense of smell to easily detect knotweed.
After the survey is completed, we aim to deliver your report and Invasive Weed Management Plan within five working days, depending on the area inspected and the severity of the issue.
Our findings will include a map detailing the extent of the problem, highlighting the presence of knotweed, bamboo, or any other invasive species, as well as their intersection with neighbouring properties and other geographical factors.
The report will also contain a comprehensive Invasive Weed Management Plan which includes:
- Written report
- Detailed quote
- Complete information pack
- Recommended management plan for the invasive species identified during the survey
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Japanese Knotweed Survey?
A survey that assesses the presence and extent of Japanese knotweed on a property, providing a detailed report on its location, growth stage, and potential impact.
Why is a Japanese Knotweed Survey important?
A survey is crucial because knotweed can cause significant structural damage, legal liabilities, and impact property values.
Early detection and management can prevent costly repairs and legal issues in the future.
When do I need a Japanese Knotweed Survey?
A survey is needed when buying or selling property, if you suspect its presence on a property, or if it is required by mortgage lenders.
For commercial sites, a survey is best undertaken prior to any work commencing to assess the land.
What is the difference between a Japanese Knotweed Management Plan and a Treatment Plan?
A management plan outlines long-term strategies for monitoring and controlling Japanese knotweed, whereas a treatment plan focuses on the specific methods used on the knotweed such as herbicide application or excavation.
How much does a Japanese Knotweed Survey cost?
A RICS and PCA-accredited survey from Japanese Knotweed Specialists starts from £299 + VAT, however, the cost of a survey varies based on property size and location; specific pricing details are available upon inquiry.