Japanese knotweed removal
by a dedicated specialist in the field of Japanese knotweed eradication, providing a professional service and guaranteed results.
Our highly knowledgeable teams located throughout the UK ensure our customers receive no-nonsense practical advice and a cost effective solution each and every time.
Knotweed Management Plans and remediation methods are provided in accordance to current legislation and the Environment Agency 'The Knotweed Code of Practice', 2006.
Japanese Knotweed Ltd also undertake treatment and removal of other injurious and invasive non-native, as well as native, plant species including; Giant Hogweed, Himalayan Balsam and Common Ragwort.
Japanese Knotweed Ltd can offer Japanese knotweed identification, management and eradication solutions, including a range of bespoke, tailored treatment options. We provide full contracting packages as well as offering Site Supervision and Watching Brief services.
Japanese knotweed Survey and Quote
We’re here and ready to help with some of the most experienced and knowledgeable staff in the industry:
01794 511 057
Japanese knotweed Treatment and Removal Methodologies
We provide the Knotweed Management Plans with Third Party Bonded Guarantees (after having undertaken a thorough property risk survey), required by lenders to demonstrate acceptable management and treatment of residential knotweed problems.
On-site (sustainable) Solutions*
Economic Alternative and Bespoke Solutions
Adherence to the Environment Agency’s The Knotweed Code of Practice 2006
Feasible, ethical treatment solutions
SSSTS qualified Site Supervisors
CSCS, CPCS, NPTC PA1 PA6 Qualified Workforce
Operating throughout England and Wales
Registered with the Environment Agency,
registration number CB/HE5000GJ
Private and Commercial contracts of any size
£10m Public and Product Liability Insurance
£1m Professional Indemnity Insurance
2-25 Year Warranty periods available
Third Party Insurance-backed Guarantee
National (Local) Service
Our works are undertaken by locally based knotweed specialists. Email us with your enquiry:
Cardiff Region (Peterston-Super-Ely)
E: Cardiff@knotweed.co.uk, T: 02921 590001Lincoln Region (Lincoln)
E: Lincoln@knotweed.co.uk, T: 01522 272001London Region (Eastcote)
E: London@knotweed.co.uk, T: 0203 4632349Manchester Region (Cheadle)
E: Manchester@knotweed.co.uk, T: 0161 7040001Northampton Region (Weedon)
E: Northampton@knotweed.co.uk, T: 01604 384003Norwich Region (Carlton Forehoe)
E: Norwich@knotweed.co.uk, T: 01603 337010Sheffield Region (Sheffield)
E: Sheffield@knotweed.co.uk, T: 0114 3960003Southampton Region (Romsey)
E: Southampton@knotweed.co.uk, T: 01794 511057York Region (Riccall)
E: York@knotweed.co.uk, T: 01904 372001
Japanese Knotweed Ltd: Corporate BLOG
Conveyance and Knotweed Property Risk
Posted - May 3rd, 2012Japanese Knotweed Ltd welcomed the arrival of the RICS Information paper on knotweed (RICS IP 27/2012), hoping that it would provide a more reasoned approach by lenders assessing knotweed residential property risk. We provide the Knotweed Management Plans and Third Party Bonded Guarantees (provided after having undertaken a thorough property risk survey), required by lenders to demonstrate acceptable management and treatment of knotweed problems. So enabling property lending on knotweed issues is nothing new us, but we believe to have seen very early indicators that the release of the RICS knotweed information paper (in March 2012) may already be providing a more realistic approach to lending. Read our Blog to find out more…
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Non-Native Invasive Species – A Subjective Point of View
Posted - May 1st, 2012There has often been no broad incentive to take action on the introduction of a non-native species that is potentially invasive. As in reality we will wait until the non-native species has shown its self to be invasive and caused a recognised significant problem, before we throw money at it to try and resolve the issue (by which time ecological damage may have already been caused). So what prevents a consensus to act or to take action at all?
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Emerging Japanese Knotweed Growth
Posted - April 9th, 2012The rain and snow to parts of the UK last week and over the Easter weekend, has been a reminder of just how mild, dry and occasionally very warm the weather was in March.
We had a flurry of enquiries across the UK with knotweed growing in Manchester, Birmingham, Swansea, Southampton and London. Japanese Knotweed Ltd posted a few shots of the emerging knotweed we found at http://www.facebook.com/knotweedremoval, drop in and have a look.
On average we are now seeing 300mm high …
What is Japanese Knotweed ?
What is Japanese Knotweed? Often incorrectly referred to as Japanese Nutweed or Japanese Knotwood; JAPANESE KNOTWEED (Fallopia japonica) is an invasive non-native species that is highly regenerative and can cause both ecological and structural damage. For more information on the plant and the issues it causes please click here.
To ignore Japanese knotweed can prove costly in the long run and incorrect treatment or allowing it to spread beyond site boundaries - risks putting you in breach of the law. We can draw up and administrate Japanese Knotweed Management Plans, as recommended in the EA Knotweed Code of Practice 2006, and conduct site surveys and verification visits. We can also tailor the Knotweed Management Plan format to residential properties, particularly to satisfy criteria increasingly demanded by mortgage providers.
Japanese Knotweed Ltd can provide Knotweed Toolbox Talks and are committed to educating our clients, the media and the public about knotweed and invasive weed issues through written articles and presentations.
We are a member of the British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI). Our commitment to Health and Safety compliance is reflected by our membership of the CHAS scheme. Our operations are backed by warranty, Insurance-backed guarantee and our Public Liability and Professional Indemnity insurances.
**Working days only. Subject to location of site. Not all sites will require site visits.
***Subject to nature of works.