Rental Agreements and Japanese Knotweed

Rental Agreements and Japanese Knotweed When taking out a rental agreement, Japanese knotweed may be the last thing on your, or your landlord’s mind. You are excited about moving in and you agree the deposit. Then, you sign everything off and realise that you have a very broad clause in your tenancy agreement. Stating, you will take ‘reasonable care’ of […]

Buying A House With Japanese Knotweed

Buying a house with Japanese knotweed Buying a house with japanese Knotweed?- Here is what you need to know! “Indisputably the UK’s most aggressive, destructive and invasive plant.” – The Environment Agency This is why it is so important for you to understand your legal rights. You also need to understand your options prior to buying a property infected by […]

Can I Claim with Japanese Knotweed?

Can I Claim With Japanese knotweed? Have you discovered Japanese knotweed on your property and are unsure whether you can make a claim? Understanding liability and your legal position is key when dealing with a Japanese knotweed problem. The ability to make a Japanese knotweed claim will depend on your individual circumstances. However, you may have grounds for a claim […]

UK Law and Japanese Knotweed

UK Law and Japanese Knotweed It almost seems ridiculous talking about a weed, in relation to fines and prison sentences! Yet the damage Japanese knotweed can cause, and the financial costs are so significant. That there are several pieces of legislation dedicated to this pernicious weed. This article discusses the UK Law and Japanese Knotweed… Why Do We Need Laws […]

Identifying Japanese Knotweed in Spring 2024

How to Identify Japanese Knotweed in Spring Japanese knotweed is one of the most problematic invasive plant species in the UK, affecting an estimated 1.25 million properties and causing average property devaluations of around £23,530. With figures like this, being able to identify Japanese knotweed in spring is essential for early intervention and control. Spring is one of the most […]

Selling A House With Japanese Knotweed

Selling A House With Japanese Knotweed? Trying to sell your house can be complicated and stressful. But what if your surveyor concludes that you’re selling a house with Japanese knotweed is growing in your garden? After this, you may face a whole world of problems that you probably hadn’t anticipated. The biggest problem being that potential buyers may argue your […]

Japanese Knotweed Excavation In Derbyshire

Japanese Knotweed in Derbyshire If you’re buying, selling, or managing a property in Derbyshire, Japanese knotweed, as an invasive plant species, is an issue that usually only comes to attention once a survey or lending process is underway. Does Knotweed Require Action? Most people don’t actively look for Japanese knotweed. It usually comes to light during due diligence — when […]

Japanese Knotweed-Back For Spring

Japanese Knotweed – Spot it Early! Spring is the easiest and most affordable time of the year to treat Japanese knotweed. It is crucial that you know what signs to look out for to save you money.   If they haven’t already, Japanese knotweed stems will soon begin sprouting, after lying dormant through the winter. Unfortunately, due to changing temperatures. […]

Law Society Guidelines for Property sellers on Japanese Knotweed

Law Society Guidelines For Property Sellers On Japanese Knotweed Japanese knotweed devalues homeowners’ most valuable asset by an average of 10% in the UK. With 1 in 20 properties affected by this invasive weed, it has become a major issue! Read more about the law society guidelines… Selling a property with Japanese knotweed? Currently, when selling a property, you need […]

Affected by Japanese Knotweed ? 5% Of Houses In The UK Are!

Has Your House Been Affected By Japanese Knotweed? 5% of houses in the UK are affected by Japanese Knotweed   This figure has jumped up hugely in recent years. With the exponential growth of Japanese Knotweed (JK) this meaning it can reduce 1 in 20 houses value by up to £100,000! Also,we have found that Japanese knotweed affects 5% of […]