We visited the site, carried out a site survey, whereupon we were able to produce a Management plan. The plan always includes the most cost-effective method of treating the Japanese Knotweed. In this case, we decided to excavate as it looked like it had only been there for approximately six months. This method of treatment ensures quick and effective removal of Japanese Knotweed.

By efficiently carrying out the removal of Japanese Knotweed in Wakefield it meant that there was no chance of contamination to other parts of the site or of it being transported to the neighbouring plot. To ensure that we had successfully eradicated all traces of the Japanese Knotweed, we returned to the site four times over the next two years. This was part of our ongoing monitoring and maintenance plan to check for any regrowth or remnants of the plant that might have been missed during the initial treatment. Our commitment to thoroughness and follow-up meant that we could confidently guarantee that the site was free of Japanese Knotweed, providing long-term peace of mind to the client.

Through this methodical and careful approach, we successfully removed the Japanese Knotweed in Wakefield, restoring the land and ensuring that it could be used safely and without the risk of contamination from this invasive species.