A herbicide programme over several growing seasons, with monitoring visits.
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Herbicide treatment is the most common way to deal with knotweed in a garden. Applications are made during the growing season, usually over three to five years, until there is no new growth, followed by monitoring. It is less disruptive and less expensive than excavation, which makes it the usual choice where there is no immediate building work or sale deadline.
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Japanese knotweed survey A site visit to confirm, measure and map knotweed on your property, with a written report.
Knotweed identification Send a photo and we tell you for free whether it is Japanese knotweed.
Mortgage knotweed management plan A written plan and treatment programme that lenders ask for before they will lend.
Knotweed from a neighbour Evidence of where the knotweed is and where it is coming from, for a neighbour or landowner.
Knotweed excavation Digging out the stand and rhizome where a sale or building work cannot wait.
Knotweed root barrier A vertical membrane along a boundary to stop rhizome crossing into your property.
Knotweed on development sites Surveys, method statements and removal for Warrington building plots.
Knotweed for landlords and agents Surveys and treatment for rental houses, blocks and managed land.