Japanese Knotweed expert have carried out Japanese Knotweed removal in Prestatyn for over 25 years. Prestatyn is a seaside town in Denbighshire, North Wales. Historically part of Flintshire, it is located on the Irish sea coast, to the east of Rhyl.
Japanese Knotweed originates from Japan (hence the name). It arrived in the UK in the Victorian era when a sample of the plant was bought back. In its natural habitat the knotweed was controlled by natural pests and climate conditions. However in the UK the plant was found to grow quickly, and by the mid-1800s, was extremely popular.
Unfortunately today, if Japanese Knotweed growing on your land is found encroaching on to neighbouring properties, it is then classed as a private nuisance. Therefore, leaving you open to court action. Therefore, it is important that if you find Japanese Knotweed early on to contact us. This will save you a lot of time and money.
Japanese Knotweed is very invasive therefore spotting it early helps to minimise its spread. Due to its quick growth, as it spreads it can cause damage along the way. In fact, it has been known to break through gaps in concrete and damage foundations and drains. Therefore it can devalue properties by on average 10%.
However, our team has been working with invasive weeds for more than 25 years with a 100% success rate. Therefore, if you need help with Japanese Knotweed removal in Prestatyn, North Wales then please contact us via email or telephone.
Our preferred and most common method of treatment is a herbicide treatment. Which, is also, typically the most cost effective for all of our clients. The best time to spay the Japanese knotweed is when the plant is actively growing. The herbicide we use is a systemic translocating herbicide which is most efficient on a warm, sunny day during the growing season. We use two different chemicals to treat Japanese knotweed, one is significantly stronger than what is available to the general public.
In summary, if you need some advice or would like to arrange your site survey, we will be happy to help in eradicating this invasive plant.
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