For any Japanese Knotweed related enquiry, you may have, we would recommend a site survey report. This is official documentation that mortgage lenders will accept as proof of no Knotweed on the property if it has been picked up in a surveyor’s report. If it is that you do have Knotweed growing on your property, this survey will give you all the details you need, to choose a treatment plan which works for you.

The site survey report also explores the origin of the Knotweed, which may prove useful if you are sure the Japanese Knotweed has spread into your garden from neighbouring land. Landowners are legally obliged to prevent the spread of Japanese Knotweed, and if this is the case for you, you could take your neighbours to court over devaluation.

A management plan may also be required at this stage. This will outline which course of treatment we will take, alongside a fully comprehensive Risk Assessment. The management plan will also outline any costs associated with the remediation of the Japanese Knotweed, meaning you have complete peace of mind when proceeding