JAPANESE KNOTWEED REMOVAL IN LONDON
Japanese Knotweed treatment and removal services in London
Identifying Japanese Knotweed in London
Japanese knotweed in London is prevalent, as we’ve discussed above. And, with the number of new build developments cropping up, it’s important that knotweed is identified sooner rather than later, as the cost to either property developers or homeowners is monumental.
Here at Japanese Knotweed Specialists, we’re able to identify Japanese knotweed year-round. We’re fully accredited by the PCA Invasive Weed Group, RICS and more, all to ensure that we provide the best service to any customer, as well as being up to date with all and any relevant laws and legislation.
Japanese Knotweed Removal Services We Offer in London
Across London, we offer a range of services to treat, manage and remove Japanese knotweed from your London property. We tailor each removal solution to the individual property or project, and it may include one or multiple of the services below:
- Sifting and Screening
- Excavation and on-site burial or treatment
- Excavation and off-site removal
- Herbicide spraying treatment
- Stem injection treatment
- Root barriers
How Do We Eradicate Japanese Knotweed in London?
We use a whole range of treatments depending on the severity of the knotweed infestation, the urgency of the need for removal, and the ecological sensitivity of the site.
Foliage spraying and stem injection are our herbicidal methods. We can prevent the spread of Japanese Knotweed using barriers, and finally, we can excavate and remove the plant when speed is of the essence.
Why Choose Japanese Knotweed Specialists?
As a market-leading company, our work is accredited by the Property Care Association and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, as well as recognised by mortgage lenders. We work across the country and work with everyone from government agencies to private homeowners.
We offer:
- a free assessment if you send us an image of a plant you suspect is Japanese knotweed
- a 35-year guarantee if you use our eradication services. We were the first company in the UK to do this, and it stays with the property, enabling future homeowners to remain protected.
