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. It is particularly a threat to properties, as the plant’s uncontrollable growth and hardy nature allow it to thrive anywhere from cracks in concrete to bricks and pipes, causing immense …
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The RICS Information Paper 2012 “Japanese knotweed and residential property” was originally introduced with the aim of helping residential surveyors understand the implications of a Japanese knotweed infestation on or near a dwelling, when undertaking surveys and valuations of residential property in the UK. The original information paper was created with input from industry professionals and …
A new RICS Japanese Knotweed Guidance note has been published in the UK Read More »
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