Development Sites and Commercially Owned or Managed Property
Japanese Knotweed Ltd provide a professional no-nonsense practical approach to the issues of Japanese knotweed. Knotweed is removed from development sites to allow free unhindered development and end use of the site. Knotweed on commercial property is controlled to prevent private nuisance claims from neighbours and a worsening problem.
By using Japanese Knotweed Ltd, you will be choosing:
- FREE knotweed identification
- FREE comprehensive Japanese knotweed survey
- Regional CSJK Certificated Surveyors
- Expert knotweed knowledge and advice
- Professional Knotweed Management Plan documentation
- Instant excavation eradication solutions
- Long term chemical treatment programmes
- Guarantees and Insurance Backed Guarantees
We are accredited by Construction Line (Gold level 3) CHAS, SafeContractor and Builder's Profile
Japanese Knotweed Removal Options
When prospective customers ask about Japanese knotweed removal, there isn't just one treatment option. It depends on why you're treating it (buying or selling a home are common factors). There are a variety of methods we can utilise, but the options below simplify the most common Japanese knotweed treatments.
Commercial Knotweed ExcavationThis method provides an instant and total eradication solution, backed by a guarantee.
This solution is ideal for housing developers and construction companies, avoiding costly delays to the building process. |
Commercial Knotweed Herbicide TreatmentThis option controls knotweed growth and is ideal for:
You will receive a detailed Knotweed Management Plan (KMP) with our findings, photographs, location plan and confirmation of the knotweed RICS property risk category. |
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| Contact our team today for no obligation expert advice on 0333 2414 413, or book a Japanese Knotweed Survey online. |
Free Knotweed Identification Service
If you are not sure if you have knotweed growing on your property, take advantage of our FREE and fast knotweed identification service. Email some pictures of the suspected knotweed to ident@knotweed.co.uk.
Case Studies
You can view some of our Case Studies here, which can give you an insight into the works that we carry out.
