Sectors

We identify the species first, then match the method to it. Annual and surface weeds are handled with targeted hard-surface or selective treatment; established invasive species such as Japanese knotweed get a multi-season herbicide programme or, where timescales demand it, excavation. We never spray blind — every job starts with a written identification and method statement.

No. An online survey using your photos and a short description is free, and it is enough to identify most species and give you a treatment plan and price. A professional on-site survey with a written report costs from £250 and is only needed where a lender, solicitor or insurer requires formal documentation.

Surface and annual weeds die back within one to three weeks of treatment. Rhizome-forming invasive species take longer: a herbicide programme normally runs across three to five growing seasons, with monitoring visits between treatments. Excavation removes the problem in days but costs considerably more.

Yes, when it is done properly. We use approved products at label rates, apply COSHH assessments to every job, and switch to aquatic-approved products and stem injection near water. You get written aftercare telling you exactly which areas to stay off and for how long.

Invasive weed programmes are backed by a 10-year insurance-backed guarantee covering regrowth within the treated area, transferable to a new owner on sale. Routine grounds and hard-surface work is covered by a satisfaction return visit rather than a long-term warranty.

Regularly. We supply management plans, treatment records and guarantee documentation in the format lenders and conveyancers ask for, and we can liaise directly with your solicitor to keep a sale moving.