Are you affected by Japanese Knotweed in Shropshire county? Do you require Japanese Knotweed eradication in Clun? Japanese Knotweed is a highly invasive plant that causes damage throughout the UK.

Japanese Knotweed was introduced to the UK by the Victorians and was commonly used to line the new railway embankments. From this point, Japanese Knotweed has spread throughout many locations across the UK.

Its roots can cause damage to buildings, drains and foundations, causing no end for the homeowner. It can affect your house sales, home insurance and mortgage applications. Therefore, if Japanese Knotweed is identified then it must be eradicated!

DIY removal of Japanese Knotweed may seem like an ideal option and keeps the cost down; however, we strongly recommend that you DO NOT attempt this! Japanese Knotweed can spread and sprout new growth from a piece of rhizome (root) the size of a fingernail! It also needs disposing of in the correct manner, as further growth can occur if it is fly-tipped. Disposing of Japanese Knotweed in your garden waste bin is also not permitted as this can further it spread of this invasive weed.

Over the years natural predators to Japanese Knotweed have been safely released into the UK, however, these can only control a portion of the Japanese Knotweed. As a result, Japanese Knotweed eradication in Clun should only be undertaken by a PCA accredited professional like ourselves, with the necessary qualifications and experience.