Guidance
Read our Japanese Knotweed advice based around questions that we are frequently asked by our clients, answered by our Japanese Knotweed specialists.
Legal guidance
Who is liable when Japanese Knotweed spreads from someone else’s land? And how to make a
Why is Japanese knotweed a Problem?
View our new infographic for all you need to know about dealing with Japanese Knotweed.
The Staggering Cost Of Ignoring Japanese Knotweed Infestations
Japanese Knotweed is gaining a notorious reputation for being one of the most destructive and invasive plants to ever have existed in the UK. If
Who is responsible for removing Japanese Knotweed?
Japanese Knotweed is notorious for wreaking havoc throughout the UK. This invasive species is aggressive and capable of causing immense structural and economic damage. If
Does house insurance cover Japanese Knotweed?
Japanese knotweed may be covered by some comprehensive building policies, however, successful claims are only likely to be filed when you can demonstrate that you made a reasonable effort to get rid of the Japanese knotweed.
Can I get a mortgage with Japanese Knotweed present?
Selling a house may be challenging if Japanese knotweed is positively identified on or near your property. This is a result of the challenges posed
Japanese Knotweed in neighbours garden – What can you do?
Dealing with knotweed infestations on your own property can be a time-consuming and tiring task, but thankfully, is still a matter within your control. Noticing
Do surveyors check for Japanese Knotweed?
Unfortunately for those looking to buy or sell a property, Japanese knotweed is a key issue considered by mortgage lenders during their surveys when valuing properties.
Why Is Japanese Knotweed A Problem?
Why Is Japanese Knotweed A Problem? An Estimated £166m damage to the British Economy There may be one infestation every 10sqm in the UK Listed
How much does Japanese Knotweed devalue property?
There is a reason the words “Japanese knotweed” often strike fear into the minds of property owners and potential buyers across the country. Japanese knotweed
Is it illegal to sell a house with Japanese Knotweed?
Japanese knotweed is an invasive plant that was first brought to England in the 1850s. 170 years later, it still creates problems for UK homeowners.
