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With over 20 years experience of managing invasive weed infestations here at Clearsafe Knotweed & Bamboo we have seen it all when it comes to Japanese Knotweed and act fast nip your knotweed problem in the bud before it has a chance to spread and to keep costs low.
We work on infestations in both domestic and commercial settings of all kinds with our customers including homeowners and potential buyers as well as commercial organisations such as councils, property developers, construction companies and water services.
As Full PCA ( Property Care Association ) members and Constructionline registered you will know that you are in safe and expert hands with all of our friendly and professional staff trained to the highest industry standards.
As with any invasive weed, the key to safe and effective treatment and removal of Japanese Knotweed is always swift action, before the rhizomes have chance to fully take root and spread further afield and this is always crucial to keeping costs to a minimum.
That’s why we visit you as soon as possible with a free, no-obligation initial survey, quote and treatment plan so you can rest easy knowing your knotweed infestation is under immediate expert and professional management.
Japanese Knotweed was first brought from Japan to the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, London in 1850 by Philipp Von Siebold, a German botanist and physician as an ornamental garden plant to be used for cultivation and sale in Great Britain.
It’s incredibly robust and quick growing nature become popular throughout the UK as it was a good looking ornamental that could easily populate a garden or landscape quickly.
Problems began to arise as it started to gradually escape it’s boundaries, both naturally due to its fast and aggressive spreading rhizome network ( roots ) and due to human activities, both advertently and inadvertently and it became popular alongside wastelands, railways and waterways as the disturbed soil in these areas provides the ideal conditions for it to take root and then spread into surrounding areas.
To the point where the spread of Japanese Knotweed has become such an environmental issue that it is listed in Schedule 9 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and is subject to Section 14 of this Act. Meaning it is an offence to plant or cause this species to grow in the wild, although you are still allowed to have it on your properly providing you ensure no spread to surrounding areas or properties where it can push up through patios, drives, walls and foundations with all the ensuing legal issues this can bring with it.
Knotweed can also only be disposed of at specially licensed facilities so professional advice is always of vital importance before beginning any treatment, management and removal plan.
Although having problematic Japanese Knotweed on your property can initially be quite worrisome, with swift, safe and cost effective treatment, management and removal it can be cut off at the source before it can become a bigger issue.
Again, and as with all invasive weeds, acting quickly is the key, we have never seen a case whereby ignoring the issue until later on does not lead to more expense and headaches further down the line.
We come highly recommended and pride ourselves on the personal touch with all of our surveys overseen by our lead surveyor James Edwards and our expert and highly trained team are always on hand to take the stress out of the situation so call us today on 0800 634 9275 for a free, no obligation site visit, survey and quote and let us get to the root of your Japanese Knotweed problem.
“Clearsafe came out quickly and produced a really detailed report overnight which allowed me to get my mortgage at first, then re-plan my garden renovation to avoid spreading the Knotweed, we definitely dodged a bullet there! They have executed the management plan to the letter and there’s been no disruption to our lives or our DIY renovation.”
Gareth and Kelly Morgan, House Buyers
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