Combined Approaches
Japanese Knotweed Control - Combined Methods
Combining Ways to Kill Japanese Knotweed
Usually the most effective way of Japanese Knotweed control is through the use of a combined approach.
On some industrial and commercial sites spraying in isolation may be totally effective; a domestic garden might only need stem injection but a big infestation might use spraying, stem injection, some excavation and the installation of barrier membranes for total Japanese Knotweed control.
By understanding the problem and getting to know the client and their intended use of the site, budgetary pressures and timelines we can tailor a solution that gives the very best way of Japanese Knotweed control.
Advantages Of Killing Knotweed With a Combined Approach
For a simple problem where no development is planned a combined approach might only involve an element of spraying and some stem injection where the Japanese Knotweed has grown near plants that are to be retained. In this instance the advantage would be the retention of the desirable plants.
In a more complex situation such as when a building is going to be erected where Japanese Knotweed is growing, the final solution could involve spraying, excavation and the installation of barrier membranes as well as the burial on site of the Knotweed material in a cell or further storage and treatment in an on-site bund. Advantages here could be that the building can be built, reduced cost, time saved and so on.
Japanese Knotweed Removal - C&F
C&F undertake Japanese Knotweed treatment and removal nationwide. From our main depot in Bedfordshire we cover many towns and cities for Japanese Knotweed removal including London, Luton, Bedford, Milton Keynes, Northampton, Aylesbury, Oxford, Cambridge, Watford, Hertford, Hatfield, High Wycombe, St Albans, Harpenden, Welwyn Garden City, Kings Langley, Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamsted, Chesham, Tring, Manchester and Leighton Buzzard.
We can treat Japanese Knotweed by Spraying, Stem injection, Removal by digging and also installation of root barriers and barrier membranes.