Eradication of Japanese Knotweed in Hoylake

Do you require eradication of Japanese Knotweed in Hoylake? Japanese Knotweed is renowned for the extensive damage it can cause. It can undermine man-made structures like buildings and hard-standing walls. It is important that you choose the Japanese Knotweed Expert, we are the company that will fully eradicate it from your garden for you.

 

We offer full site-survey and management plans that follow the guidelines outlined by the PCA and RICs. Once the Japanese Knotweed has been successfully eradicated, we offer a 10-year insurance backed guarantee alongside a 10-year company guarantee.

Some clients have attempted to complete the removal using DIY Treatments however, they often call in the expert to deal with the outbreak due to the strict laws and guidelines on how to remove Japanese Knotweed.

There are several methods for Japanese Knotweed treatment in Hoylake, these  include:

  • Combined Treatment Method This is a combination of several different methods to ensure that the Knotweed is safely removed.
  • Permanent Burial This is generally used on a large site where a plot of land can be used to bury the Japanese Knotweed.
  • Herbicide Treatment This includes spraying or injection – Injection is most commonly used by water courses to prevent contaminating the water.
  • Excavation and Removal When there are tight deadlines, for instance with building work and the Japanese Knotweed needs removing quickly and efficiently.
Eradication of Japanese Knotweed in Hoylake

We also offer a free photograph service, where you can send us a picture of your suspected Japanese Knotweed and we can identify whether you have this invasive weed! If you do, then it is vital that the correct treatment method is used which is why we tailor our treatments, so we successfully eradicate your Japanese Knotweed.

 

If you require Japanese Knotweed removal in Hoylake, then contact us today to arrange a site visit with our PCA qualified surveyor, so that he can assess your Japanese Knotweed outbreak.