JAPANESE KNOTWEED REMOVAL YORKSHIRE

One of the UK’s most invasive plants is Japanese Knotweed and it can be found in your gardens, embankments, pathways and train tracks throughout Yorkshire. It is known to de-value property, and when Japanese Knotweed is present or on a property, mortgage lenders may not borrow to you.

We are professionals in the removal of Japanese Knotweed, we’re a Japanese knotweed removal in Yorkshire firm with an established track record, working on commercial and domestic properties over the years. To support our customers, we have a comprehensive survey and detailed written reports, guaranteed to help you in the purchase or sale of a property. 

We use proven and tested removal of Japanese knotweed strategies and provide insurance backed guarantees. We will suggest an approach that is tailored to you and your properties after evaluating the problem.

What is Japanese Knotweed?

Japanese Knotweed is an invasive weed, now found throughout Yorkshire and the UK. Knotweed leaves are relatively broad, heart-shaped and green, and can be about10 cm long. Sometimes, in late summer, there are white petals. The plants wither and vanish in autumn, causing many to falsely presume that they are gone. The roots are, meanwhile, hiding and spreading underground.

• It will grow through pavements and brickwork.
• The root structure can block drains.
• Japanese Knotweed can produce a ‘carpet’ effect and crowd out other plant-life because it is so invasive and extensive.
• Landlords are legally liable to contain the spread of Japanese knotweed and as a result, it can create major issues with neighbors.
• Because of the label surrounding Japanese Knotweed, an afflicted home may lose up to 10 percent in valuation
• And consequentially, it is possible to get a mortgage declined.