Are you struggling with Japanese Knotweed in Stoke-On-Trent? Don’t make the mistake of just ignoring it! Even if you ignore it, it will grow and eventually either damage your property and devalue your house. Or, even worse, become a legal issue with neighbouring properties! The growth Japanese Knotweed is a major problem. The Environmental Agency has coined Japanese Knotweed as “the UK’s most aggressive and destructive invasive plant.” Yet less than 3% can accurately identify the plant, which may be growing in their rear garden. Think you may have Japanese Knotweed? Here’s how we can help!
If you let your Japanese Knotweed encroach on neighbouring properties, it would cause a private nuisance. Therefore, you are open to court action. Either way, you will eventually lose money, and that is where we can help. For instance, if you find the Japanese Knotweed early on and contact us as soon as you do, we can save you a lot of time and money. Alongside this, the same can be said if you have a building project. If you find it early on contact us! We can remove the Japanese Knotweed ensuring little or no disturbance to the project.
Japanese Knotweed is very invasive so spotting it early helps to minimise the spread. As it spreads and grows very rapidly. Also, whilst it spreads can cause damage along the way, as it can break through concrete and damage foundations.
Our team has been working with Japanese Knotweed for more than 20 years with a 100% success rate. So, if you need help with Japanese Knotweed removal, please contact us via email or telephone.
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The most common and preferred treatment method is a herbicide treatment. The best time to spay the Japanese knotweed is when the plant is actively growing. This is as the herbicide we use is a systemic translocating herbicide. The herbicide treatment is most efficient on a warm, sunny day. We use various chemicals to treat Japanese knotweed. However, one is significantly stronger than what is available to the general public and one is not available to the public in any form.
Have you found Japanese knotweed on your property? Not sure if you are able to make a claim? Who is legally responsible?
If you need help identifying Japanese knotweed, you first must know that it will look different depending on the current season.
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If you think that your neighbour has Japanese knotweed, and may potential spread to your garden, here is a step-by-step guide for tips on what to do next.
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If you think that you have Japanese Knotweed, do not touch it. Always seek professional advice for your next steps!