japanese knotweed Wrexham
Knotweed Doctor have Wrexham based PCA surveyors and technicians. Approved Japanese Knotweed removal and Management Plans with Insurance backed guarantees.
Japanese Knotweed in Wrexham
Phone your local surveyor for professional advice on Japanese Knotweed specialists based in the Wrexham area. Covering Denbighshire and Flintshire. Our local experts have worked with Japanese knotweed in Wrexham for many years. As trained PCA surveyors, we are specialists when it comes to the identification and removal of this aggressive plant. Because Japanese knotweed, otherwise commonly known as Asian knotweed, can exploit weaknesses and cause damage to buildings. As a result, the roots even grow through hard surfaces such as tarmac. When you identify knotweed on your property, take action as soon as possible to minimise the impact caused. Our helpful professional team deliver top quality Japanese knot weed control and removal services to prevent it from coming back.
If you would like more information regarding the solutions and services which we can provide, please contact us now. We will answer any questions or queries. We offer free advice for the removal or identification of this knot weed plant.
What is Japanese Knotweed?
Knotweed, also known as Fallopia Japonica, is a non-native plant hence it is listed as one of the world’s worst invasive weeds. Any invasive species can significantly impact on native biological diversity. Furthermore, the spread of these species is often made worse by human and animal activity. Anyone with the plant growing near their property will want it removed and gone as quickly as possible.
Japanese Knotweed in Wrexham is a damaging weed and one of the world’s fastest-growing plants. It can grow to exploit weaknesses in several strong surfaces such as concrete flags, block paving and tarmac. Fallopia Japonica has also been known to damage buildings, especially if left unchecked for many years. Likewise, Knot weed can grow through cavity walls and cause damage to homes and offices. Similarly, the unwanted knot weed can take advantage of any cracks in concrete and bricks it can loosen solid structures. Once established, the roots and stems still thicken and soon it exasperates problems which can cause outbuildings to fall over. However, the plant will not grow through solid concrete of sufficient thickness. Speak to a member of our team for friendly professional advice.
Japanese Knotweed Specialists Near Me
If you’re looking for a local Japanese knot weed specialists nearby, we can get our team of specialists closest to your property to come out, survey and remove the plant. Indeed, we have experts throughout the North West and Wales who are trained and experienced. Knotweed Doctor knows exactly what the Asian weed looks like and are can remove the unwanted weed safely and effectively. Obviously, we understand people may be scared when they see this Japanese weed growing on their property, which is why we are happy to offer free expert advice. Our Fallopia Japonica specialists can carry out any need to remove this plant
Japanese Knotweed Control in Wrexham
Firstly, for local knowledge on knotweed. Secondly, because we have experience controlling Japanese Knotweed in Wrexham. Lastly, you need to prevent damage to your garden or property. Our specialists can kill or remove the roots and further ensure they don’t grow back. Indeed, it is important to control Japanese knotweed early and minimise the damage that it causes. Whilst this plant is not directly dangerous to people or animals it outcompetes native fauna, which can kill off native species which depend on these plants. It is important to get a professional to correctly identify and remove every part of the roots. Any small viable part of the plant will potentially grow back into a 2.5m knot weed plant.
Knot Weed Insurance Backed Guarantee
As leading specialists in our industry, we specialise in providing Japanese Knotweed solutions and eco control solutions. These are designed to meet the highest standards and guidelines as outlined by the PCA and INNSA. Additionally, we follow the Environment Agency approved Japanese Knotweed eradication methods. Our knot weed surveys and management plans are written to meet the requirements of mortgage lenders. All our Management Plans come with a 5 or 10-year warranty.
We also offer independently underwritten Insurance Backed Guarantees (IBG’s). It is important to make sure anyone treating Japanese Knotweed can offer IBG’s. Mortgage companies do not always insist upon them but many will not lend on a property that does not have one available. Our Insurance Backed Guarantee is underwritten by GPI the foremost Japanese Knotweed Treatment, Monitoring and Insurance Backed Guarantee Products. We also hold Public Liability insurance and Professional Indemnity insurance for complete peace of mind.
By identifying the plant early we can minimise the necessary eradication works. Japanese Knotweed is classified on schedule 9 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 along with Himalayan Balsam and Giant Hogweed. Ignoring these invasive species can cause long delays and increase costs. We specialise in complete solutions involving surveying, treatment, remediation and eradication of invasive weed species. We have experience in the eradication of Japanese Knotweed industry. Our visits are efficient and professional with knowledgeable service. We tailor our methods to remove the knot weed with bespoke treatment packages designed to suit your needs and requirements.
If your property is suffering we can send a detailed report outlining the most cost-effective and time-efficient way of dealing with the infestation.
Knotweed Treatment Near Me
We offer experienced knotweed treatment in Wrexham and the surrounding areas. Thus, our local office is on Mold road opposite the Racecourse. As specialists with many years of experience in the industry, we know how to prevent the plants from growing back again once removed. We will get rid of unwanted weeds using only approved treatments which are proven to work.
Wrexham
Wrexham is the 4th largest town/city in Wales. The local authority is Wrexham County Borough Council Undeniably, Wrexham is traditionally a market town with roots dating right back to the pre-historic times of the Mesolithic period (8000 to 4300 BC). Likewise, Wrexham is still a buoyant town with a busy retail sector and Wrexham industrial estate. Home to:
- Wrexham FC is the oldest football club in Wales with an impressive and markedly loyal fan base.
- The Wrexham Leader the local daily newspaper distributed every morning, combining both local and national news. With 2 Leader editions in the north-east of Wales, Wrexham and Flintshire. Wrexham.
- Wrexham Maelor Hospital founded in 1934. Moreover, it is the district general hospital for the Northeast region of Wales with 629 beds.
Contact Our Team
Don’t ignore the problem because Japanese Knotweed in Wrexham is an aggressive weed. Contact our team for free advice
Office:
37 Mold road
Wrexham
LL11 2AE