Knotweed removal dig and cap contract
A commercial reduced level dig and cap contract to remove Japanese knotweed growing adjacent to a rail network and river.
A commercial reduced level dig and cap contract to remove Japanese knotweed growing adjacent to a rail network and river.
When environmental factors come into play we can work around them - in this instance we split the project into 2 phases.
We helped a UK house builder remove knotweed from site, because no-one wants knotweed included in their snagging list!
In this commercial excavation project example find out what happens when not just knotweed but asbestos is found on site!
We work in all conditions to clear Japanese knotweed and vegetation from sites deemed for development, and this was a challenging, partly flooded site.
This case study demonstrates how we managed the successful removal of Japanese knotweed from a challenging commercial site.
Japanese knotweed removal for a private developer. Providing a watching brief to oversee and supervise knotweed removal.
In this case study, we look at some of the challenges that a large site in Southampton had with Japanese knotweed and asbestos and why cell burial was the best option to eradicate the knotweed.
Removing Japanese knotweed from a site with endangered species, planned for housing development.
When Japanese knotweed threatened a planned change of use for a prison site, eradication was the best option.
In this project example we demonstrate how using an Air-Spade to extract debris and Giant hogweed seeds from hard standing areas is effective.
In this case study, we completed a survey and full excavation works to remove a large area of Japanese knotweed at the rear of a residential property, in addition to a small outbreak by the side of the house.
Controlling a range of Invasive Non-Native Species (inns) including Japanese knotweed and some noxious weeds for LCC.
Surrey County Council switched contractors to deal with the Japanese knotweed problem across the County
In this case study, we look at some of the challenges that a large construction operation in Wembley, London had when they ran into invasive weeds Japanese knotweed and Giant hogweed.
The Guinness Partnership approached Japanese Knotweed Ltd (JKL) to assess the problem of Japanese knotweed on some of their managed properties. JKL’s PCA and CSJK qualified surveyors inspected these residential properties recording the presence of knotweed and assessing the perceived property risk, in accordance to the RICS property risk category for knotweed (IP 27/2012).