The land-owner is legally obliged to ensure that their infestation of Japanese Knotweed does not encroach onto the neighbouring properties, and by doing so can face prosecution. By having a site survey completed on your land, you will have a document that outlines where the Japanese Knotweed has come from, how old it is and if it has caused structural damage. This is important, especially if you a looking to get a mortgage

This will then be proof of liability for the treatment. We can also offer a personalised treatment schedule, as part of the management plan, which will give the liable personnel a price to work to. This management plan will include a risk assessment, a complete breakdown of the costs involved alongside the best treatment method for the individual case.