Expert Japanese Knotweed Removal In Llanelli, Carmarthenshire And Throughout South Wales

Is your property in Llanelli suffering with Japanese Knotweed ?

For expert Japanese Knotweed Removal in Llanelli, Carmarthenshire and South Wales, Clearsafe Knotweed is a specialist with over 15 years of experience serving homeowners and buyers as well as construction companies and property developers.

We offer our services to clients across the whole of South Wales and cover all areas of LLanelli and Carmarthenshire including Trostre, Morfa, Stradey, Cwmbach, Sylen and Panteg.

We can carry out initial surveys and treat knotweed infestation and growth using environmentally friendly methods whenever it is possible to ensure no further harm to your property or the surrounding environment.

Our clients are mainly homeowners, buyers and sellers alike, who are in dire need of help with an infestation of Japanese Knotweed as the presence of knotweed on your property can be extremely hazardous, causing structural damage to foundations, walls, even driveways and other areas in and around the property, possible even creating third party and boundary issues.

This can be very serious, potentially disrupting a house move or mortgage approval and even causing a property chain to break.

We have a team of trained experts with years of experience in dealing with all kinds of knotweed issues and infestations in all kinds of settings both domestic and commercial and our team of professionals can even offer on-site advice and training to customers that need it.

Treating your property in Llanelli 

Here at Clearsafe we know every Japanese Knotweed problem is unique. We asked our lead surveyor James for his recollections of his last treatment in Llanelli.

“We were called to survey a large well established Japanese Knotweed infestation that had rendered two thirds of a garden at a terraced property unusable.

The infestation presented in the entire northern-most 8 metres of the rear garden.

The previous owners had fenced off this portion of the garden and resigned themselves to never using this area in future.

When the house was sold the buyer employed us to manage the infestation with the intent of being able to use the area again in a few years.

The buyer was really concerned that the knotweed was starting to grow through the fence and threatening to render the only usable garden area left unusable.

We put a 5-year management plan in place with the first treatment  successfully applied in September.

Following a survey visit in April no regrowth had occurred in the usable area of the garden and the regrowth in the heavily infected area was around 20% of the total growth of the previous season.

We believe that the previously unusable area will be ready to use again by April 2024 following another successful treatment due in September 2023.

The client is overjoyed with the progress so far, as are we.”