Many hear Japanese Knotweed and fear the worst as it is renowned for causing damage and spreading rapidly. However, removing Japanese Knotweed is possible with the help of an expert.
For effective Japanese Knotweed treatment and removal, it is important it is carried out by professionals. This is because, the invasive weed is very difficult to eradicate. Even the smallest piece of rhizome can cause further spread and contamination.
We offer our assistance in removing Japanese Knotweed from your site or garden. Firstly, if you suspect you have Japanese Knotweed is the first step is to identify it. Click here to learn how you can identify Japanese Knotweed. We also offer free advice via email, where you can send over your photograph of the suspected plant. From there we will identify whether you have Japanese Knotweed or not. Please complete our online contact form, to take advantage of this service.
Following this, if it is found that you do have Japanese Knotweed, it is important you have a site assessment and survey completed. This survey outlines in-depth details regarding where the Japanese Knotweed is and the risks poses. From there, we would complete a management plan based on these findings. This management plan details the treatment method/s that will be used to eradicate the Japanese Knotweed. It will also break down the cost involved in removing Japanese knotweed from your land.
We find in some instances customers have tried DIY removal of Japanese Knotweed, however, this is not a recommended course of action as this can make your Japanese Knotweed problem even worse. Therefore, Contact us today for a safe and effective eradication process for removing Japanese Knotweed!
Whether 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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