What To Do

Invasive Weed

Japanese Knotweed can be found anywhere – especially in water courses, roadways and railways. Treatment and eradication is essential.

Japanese Knotweed thrives next to buildings, fence lines and bounded areas. It takes very little to threaten the integrity of a site or structure. It can grow from as little as a single cane or, more typically, multiple canes. The root crown can even support Japanese Knotweed where there is no soil available. It can even survive within gas/electricity/drainage ducts.

Dealing With Infestation

The following is a step-by-step guide of how to deal with Japanese Knotweed after discovery and/or identification. To learn more simply click on the steps below.

Step-by-Step Guide

• Investigate suspicion

You think you have a Japanese Knotweed infestation.

• Mark & seal area

Mark out and fence off to protect the area immediately. Having a barrier will help prevent further contamination.

• Contact JKC

Accurately identify the plant using our help pages (see Identification) or email a photograph to help@japaneseknotweedcontrol.com.

• Arrange a survey

Contact Japanese Knotweed Control on 0845 643 1168 or email sales@japaneseknotweedcontrol.com.

• Solution proposed

A thorough survey will be completed and after consultation a solution will be proposed.

• Work commences

Japanese Knotweed Control's expert team commence eradication of the infected site.

• Re-survey site

Surveys will continue for a minimum 4 years after treatment to ensure the infestation has been controlled and the Japanese Knotweed is no longer viable. Longer periods can be arranged if needed.

• Japanese Knotweed eradicated

A job well done.

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