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Well known, trusted, nationwide invasive weed control service
Minimising the impact of invasive weeds on your project
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Household names use me for Invasive weed control
With over a decade of working within the commercial development environment, I have built a strong reputation for Invasive weed control. Bringing a calm, practical approach based on a wide knowledge and experience of invasive weeds.
This is particularly true for Japanese knotweed with all the control options available.
My approach is based on it is not my job to stop your project because of the presence of invasive weeds, but to use my expertise in delivering solutions that minimise the impact on your project.
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Professional pragmatic approach
Well known in the business for delivering pragmatic answers based on expertise and over 14 years’ of experience working within the commercial sector.
- PCA certificated surveyor
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Trusted
I pride myself in working closely with site managers and engineers establishing a trusting relationship. I also work with project managers, architects, solicitors, and housing associations: anyone professionally interested in land conservation and invasive weeds in particular.
- Professional invasive weed control
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Countrywide
I’m centrally based in Gloucestershire with easy access to all parts of the country, currently operating on development sites from Cornwall to North Wales and Kent to the Midlands.
I’ve worked with Taylor Wimpey, Barratt Homes, CALA Homes, Cameron Homes, along with other smaller scale privately owned housing developers.
- Operating on development sites
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Find out more about invasive weeds in the Knowledge Hub or get more information about property care.
From the Knowledge Hub
Understanding Knotweed – Identifying Bohemian Knotweed in the UK
Struggling to identify Bohemian knotweed? Our guide covers key features, comparison with other knotweed types, and why accurate identification is essential for control.
Be Plant Wise – Free Guide
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Understanding the Impact of Invasive Weeds on UK Property Values: A Guide for Estate Agents
In the ever-evolving UK property market, estate agents must stay informed about factors that can affect property values. One often overlooked but significant issue is the presence of invasive weeds….
Japanese Knotweed vs. Hedge Bindweed: A Guide to Identification and Management
Contents Introduction In the realm of invasive plant species, Japanese Knotweed and Hedge Bindweed are two notorious culprits that can wreak havoc on gardens, landscapes, and ecosystems. These plants are…
How Invasive Weeds Can Undermine Property Values
Contents Introduction Hey there! If you’re a homeowner or thinking about selling your property, you might not think of your garden as a potential deal-breaker. But let me tell you,…
Red Campion vs Himalayan Balsam – A Comparative Guide
Contents Introduction In this blog post, we explore the key differences between Red Campion (Silene dioica) and Himalayan Balsam (Impatiens glandulifera). Join us as we compare these two plants side…
Native Yellow Archangel Identification in the UK
Explore the native Yellow Archangel (Lamium galeobdolon) in bloom this May in the UK. Learn to identify this vibrant plant, distinguish it from its variegated counterpart, and understand its ecological importance. Perfect for gardeners and nature enthusiasts!
Leveraging Citizen Science Platforms for Invasive Weed Control
Invasive weeds pose a significant threat to biodiversity and ecosystem health. For land managers, identifying and prioritising treatment zones can be a daunting task. However, citizen science platforms like iRecord…
Himalayan Balsam – A Legislative Shift and What It Means for Landowners
Learn about the UK’s legislative shift reclassifying Himalayan balsam under the Invasive Alien Species Order 2019, its implications for landowners, and effective management strategies to ensure compliance and protect native ecosystems
