Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/12/2017 -- Awareness of Japanese knotweed and the problems associated with it is gradually increasing thanks to the work of Japanese knotweed removal specialists, Environet. The non-native plant may look ornamental but is actually an aggressive unwanted enemy that can cause structural damage to property. This can cause ongoing problems if it is not removed properly, as it will continue to spread rapidly.

Herbicide treatments may make Japanese knotweed appear to be dead, but this is not sufficient to kill the underground rhizome system. If the rhizome system is not killed or removed the knotweed will continue to grow and spread. Environet's unique and patented Xtract™ solution removes the rhizome without having to remove all the soil from site. Insurance backed guarantees, underwritten by an "A" rated syndicate at Lloyd's are provided on all Xtract™ projects.

Educating people about how to identify Japanese knotweed has been central to increasing awareness. Japanese knotweed can be identified by a number of distinctive features. Look out for shoots that appear red or purple in colour and grow into green stems resembling bamboo. Leaves appear flat and heart-shaped, and in full bloom, Japanese knotweed has tiny off-white flowers. If you think you have a plant like this on your construction site, get in touch with Environet to remove it before you begin the construction process.

Nic Seal, MD of Environet, explained what steps to take if Japanese knotweed is found on your construction site: "Japanese knotweed discovered on construction sites can cause serious construction delays and be costly to remove. If you spot it you should quarantine the area to prevent any unauthorised access into the area. You should avoid any disturbance of the ground in the area. You should then call in specialists to deal with the problem We offer a free knotweed identification service, send photos to expert@environetuk.com and our team will be able to tell you whether the suspect plant is Japanese knotweed and provide you with advice and a quotation for removing the knotweed from your construction site."

Specialist advice and assistance is required for the efficient removal of Japanese knotweed. For a free, no obligation quote or for advice about identifying knotweed on your premises, contact the experts at Environet UK Ltd on 01932 868 700 or for Japanese knotweed removal visit www.environetuk.com.

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/31/2017 -- Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia Japonica) is an aggressive herbaceous plant that was first introduced into the UK in the 1840s. The problem with knotweed is that it has spread rapidly across the UK and grows extremely quickly during the spring and summer months. The plant can be commonly seen as a wayside weed but frequently encroaches on neighbouring properties if not controlled or removed.

Environet UK Ltd are leading the charge in the fight against Japanese knotweed. They provide a wide selection of Japanese knotweed pictures, images and videos. The firm are also now helping residential customers with a free Japanese knotweed identification service. Simply call them or send them your picture, and receive an identification in minutes.

Many households don't know that they have Japanese Knotweed until it is discovered during a home buyers report or valuation. Its discovery can stop the sale proceeding and in many residential mortgages, a Japanese knotweed management plan is required. The plant often gets confused with other native forms of bamboo, however it is vital to treat or remove the plant in the right manner.

"Experts are able to identify the plant from its wide, palm-shaped, green leaves which can grow to a width of 20cm. These hang from impressive bamboo-like stems which can grow to approximately 6-9ft in summer. Small white flowers also show during August and occasionally into September," reported knotweed expert Nicolas Seal, "These can look very pretty and many images of knotweed show these flower heads in full bloom. In most cases, taking a photo or image of the knotweed and sending it to an expert, is sufficient for a professional to give you an identification. Some experts will also require a visit to the property to assess what method of treatment might be recommended."

Japanese knotweed pictures can be found on a variety of different websites including the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) as well as a range of plant awareness sites. If you've just discovered this invasive plant in your home or property you'll want to get an expert opinion to help you identify Japanese knotweed before you look at treatment or removal methods.

Nicolas Seal continues, "When you send your photo, pay particular attention to the flowers, leaf and stem of the plant. During spring, the plant is in its growth phases and the wirey stem will likely be covered by the leaves as the plant grows taller each day. Send us a picture or image taken from your smartphone or camera and we'll be able to give you a professional opinion to help identify the plant. Send your image to us and we'd be pleased to help."

The Knotweed experts have compiled a gallery of Japanese knotweed pictures and videos at http://www.environetuk.com/Japanese-Knotweed-Pictures

About Japanese Knotweed
Japanese knotweed has become well known for being an extremely fast-growing plant. It has bamboo-like stems and small white flowers which appear in summer. During November and December, the bamboo-like stems dry out as the plant regresses over winter. The plant's stems die back, but the rhizomes beneath ground remain alive. By early summer, the knotweed can grow to over 2 metres in height. This suppresses growth of other neighbouring plants and causes widespread damage. Japanese knotweed is classed as controlled waste and requires determination and expert knowledge to completely remove it.

Need help with Japanese Knotweed identification, then visit http://www.environetuk.com/Japanese-Knotweed-Identification

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/03/2017 -- Japanese knotweed removal company, Environet UK Ltd has today announced new improvements to their insurance backed guarantee which are underwritten a syndicate at Lloyd's.

Japanese knotweed has received wide press coverage in recent years, primarily because it has prevented home-buyers from securing mortgages on properties where Knotweed has been found. With over twenty years' experience, Environet provides a wide range of Japanese knotweed treatments designed to control the spread of the plant. They also provide the insurance backed guarantee on all excavation and knotweed removal projects to eradicate this invasive plant from homes and commercial properties.

In a statement published today, Nicolas Seal, one of the UKs leading experts on this invasive plant commented, They will enable us to issue an immediate guarantee as soon as work has commenced. In previous years companies were only able to provide this guarantee once the treatment had been completed.

The insurance backed guarantees can be provided to cover up to £100,000 worth of further treatment works. It is hoped that the new process will dramatically improve the speed that homeowners can exchange contracts on properties where knotweed has been identified.

"If you encounter problems with Japanese knotweed and need it removed from properties, then the best thing to do is to speak to an expert…" Mr. Seal continued, "…in the winter months, the plant regresses underground. However, now is exactly the right time to be removing Japanese knotweed."

Knotweed is known to be very destructive during the spring and summer months as the plant can grow up to 2 meters in height over this period. Such fast growth has been reported to cause damage to homes and driveways as the weed pushes through cracks in concrete with great force.

In spring the knotweed resurfaces and grows at the fastest rate. Japanese knotweed has caused many homeowners difficulties, principally because mortgage lenders won't lend against properties where knotweed has been found.

"Our new improved Insurance Backed Guarantees are designed to work alongside our patented Xtract™ methodology, which ensures Japanese knotweed removal, including the rhizome and root systems." Mr. Seal concluded.

Knotweed was branded by The Sunday Times in 2016 as "The Plant That's Eating Britain" due to the aggressive nature of this species. Originally introduced into the UK in the 1940s as an ornamental plant from East Asia, Japanese knotweed has steadily grown across the country and can be found in many counties as a wayside weed.

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/20/2016 -- As the market emerges after the usual Christmas slumber, many households plan to buy or sell their properties. Homeowners are often surprised when a survey or home buyers report is returned with a declined mortgage due to the presence of Japanese knotweed on the property. Mortgage lenders have become increasingly aware of the dangers of having this invasive plant in the grounds of private land. In order to get a mortgage approved, a Japanese knotweed removal company must be enlisted to carry out treatment and provide an insurance backed guarantee.

One of the nation's leading Japanese knotweed experts, Nicolas Seal, has warned that many mortgage offers could be negatively affected in the New Year property surge for 2017. Whilst knotweed might not be obvious to the naked eye in the winter, the fact is sellers are required to declare whether their property is affected by knotweed, and those that don't risk an expensive future misrepresentation claim.

"Due to the unusually warm winter knotweed is still growing in locations where one would normally expect winter dormancy. We had a recent report of knotweed growing out of a retaining wall in mid-December" says Environet's Managing Director, Nicolas Seal. "If you find Japanese knotweed on a property you are purchasing and your mortgage lender has expressed concerns or even declined your mortgage, you can take action by employing a knotweed specialist to remove the knotweed and provide an insurance backed guarantee that will be acceptable to the bank or mortgage lender".

The reason that this perennial has created such a storm in the mortgage market is down to the aggressive growth of the plant together with the damage it can cause. It has been known to damage driveways and paths causing widespread disruption to homes and commercial properties. Expert advice is required for the safe removal or treatment of this plant in order to permanently remove it.

More information about Japanese knotweed mortgages can be found at http://www.environetuk.com/Japanese-Knotweed-Frequently-Asked-Questions/Mortgage-Refused-Due-To-Japanese-Knotweed

About Environet UK Ltd
Environet is the UK's leading specialist in Japanese knotweed removal. Established in 1996, their patented Xtract™ machinery, safely and efficiently eradicates Japanese knotweed from properties. With a dedicated team in all major regions of the UK, Environet UK are highly skilled and experienced in dealing with the permanent removal and control of Japanese knotweed. Their treatment is covered by an Insurance Backed Guarantee underwritten at Lloyd's, which gives their clients complete peace of mind. If you have concerns about Japanese knotweed mortgages or Japanese knotweed removal, then speak with one of their experts today.

Request a free call back at http://www.environetuk.com/Contact-Us/Free-Consultation

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/05/2016 -- Japanese knotweed pictures can be found on a variety of different websites including the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) as well as a range of plant awareness sites. If you've just discovered this invasive plant in your home or property you'll want to get an expert opinion to help you identify Japanese knotweed before you look at treatment or removal methods.

Japanese knotweed (Fallopia Japonica) is an aggressive herbaceous plant that is native to East Asia but was introduced to the UK in the 1940s. Experts are able to identify the plant from its wide, palm-shaped, green leaves which can grow to a width of 20cm. These hang from impressive bamboo-like stems which can grow to approximately 6-9ft in summer. Small white flowers also show during August and occasionally into September. These can look very pretty and many images of knotweed show these flower heads in full bloom. In most cases, taking a photo or image of the knotweed and sending it to an expert, is sufficient for a professional to give you an identification. Some experts will also require a visit to the property to assess what method of treatment might be recommended.

Japanese knotweed images or photos should be taken, paying special attention to the flowers, leaves and stem of the plant. During autumn, the leaves drop and all that remains is the 'wirey' stem of the plant. This is a good time to look at excavation methods to permanently remove the plant.

Leading Japanese Knotweed expert Nicolas Seal of Environet UK commented, "If you have seen knotweed growing near to your home, then you will want to make sure that it doesn't get onto your property. If you find traces of knotweed in your garden or on your commercial property then you can send us a picture or image taken from your smartphone or camera and we'll be able to give you a professional opinion to help identify the plant. Send your image to us and we'd be pleased to help."

Environet UK, the knotweed experts have compiled a gallery of Japanese knotweed pictures and videos at http://www.environetuk.com/Japanese-Knotweed-Pictures

Japanese Knotweed Identification in the UK

Japanese knotweed has become well known for being an extremely fast-growing plant. It has bamboo-like stems and small white flowers which appear in summer. During November and December, the bamboo-like stems dry out as the plant regresses over winter. The plant's stems die back, but the rhizomes beneath ground remain alive. By early summer, the knotweed can grow to over 2 metres in height. This suppresses growth of other neighbouring plants and causes widespread damage. Japanese knotweed is classed as controlled waste and requires determination and expert knowledge to completely remove it.

Need help with Japanese Knotweed identification, then visit: http://www.environetuk.com/Japanese-Knotweed-Identification

About Environet
Environet are leading the fight against Japanese knotweed in the UK. They specialise in the removal and eradication of knotweed, supported by insurance backed guarantees. Their experts provide advice and a free identification service for homeowners. Simply send your photo, image or picture to expert@environetuk.com

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/27/2016 -- Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia Japonica) is a non-native invasive plant which grows throughout the UK causing widespread damage to properties, roads and buildings. Knotweed can cause serious issues for property developers, home owners and landlords alike. Expert help and advice is needed to remove Japanese knotweed.

Herbicide Treatments vs Removal of Japanese Knotweed

Whilst treating the plant with herbicides or chemicals can work effectively, sometimes such treatments won't kill Japanese knotweed, but rather stunt its growth or cause it to regress. Total eradication of Japanese knotweed via a removal method is perhaps the best solution, as the root structure is completely removed.

Leading UK expert, Nicolas Seal commented, "Discovering that Japanese knotweed is growing on your property can be a scary or daunting experience. By spring, the small bamboo-like stems will be growing at such a fast rate that you'll see them dwarfing other plants and foliage. Getting rid of Japanese knotweed is not as simple as you might think, so you'll need to take careful advice before trying to remove Japanese knotweed yourself."

How to Kill Japanese Knotweed from your Property

There are several ways to kill knotweed. One approach is total eradication through excavation and off-site disposal, often referred to as "Dig and Dump". However better alternatives exist, such as Xtract™ and Resi-Dig-Out™. Typically half the price of 'Dig & Dump', these methods take a matter of days, and can be completed at any time throughout the year. Trying to remove knotweed by hand isn't advisable as regrowth is extremely likely, unless every trace of the root system is removed. Other methods involve strong herbicides or chemical treatment to kill the knotweed. Chemical treatments vary in effectiveness, so it is important to speak to a specialist Japanese knotweed removal company.

About Environet
Established in 1996, Environet is the UK's leading specialist in the safe and efficient removal of Japanese knotweed from properties and sites throughout the UK. Head Office is based in Surrey, with projects completed in London, Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, Berks, Bucks, Oxfordshire, Devon, Cornwall, Wales and the Midlands . They use a patented solution to efficiently eradicate knotweed and control the spread.

Their team has experience in dealing with the permanent removal of Japanese knotweed. The treatment is also covered by an Insurance Backed Guarantee underwritten at Lloyd's for complete peace of mind.

Find out more today about Japanese Knotweed Removal at www.environetuk.com

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Surrey, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/17/2016 -- If you're looking to sell your house, or you are an Estate Agent trying to sell a particular property, Japanese knotweed can stop the house sale going through. Vendors are required by law to acknowledge and declare the presence of Japanese knotweed before a sale is completed. With the help of Japanese knotweed removal experts such as Environet UK Ltd, the house sale should be able to go through without a problem.

Environet are specialists in Japanese knotweed removal from both residential and commercial properties. The aggressively growing plant can cause significant structural damage if left to grow, even breaking through concrete. The plant is so resilient that it is not enough to remove just the above ground growth. The rhizome (root system) also needs to be removed, as this is how knotweed spreads.

Land owners and property vendors should be concerned with the presence of Japanese knotweed on their property, and Estate Agents must disclose its presence to potential buyers. Japanese knotweed is identifiable by its large, green leaves, white flowers and cane-like stems. Spotting it early can prevent damage, and allow the property sale to go through smoothly.

Nic Seal, MD of Environet, explained, "Japanese knotweed grows fast, at a speed of up to a metre in height in just three weeks, so it is it vital that if you've discovered it during a home buyers report or property survey that it is dealt with as soon as possible."

During the summer, Japanese knotweed can surface extremely quickly, where it may not have been noticeable before. This means that it must be dealt with as soon as possible with a reliable removal method. There are many Japanese knotweed removal methods that use chemicals and herbicide treatments, but the most reliable method to permanently eradicate knotweed is Environet's patented Xtract™ method. This guarantees the complete removal of Japanese knotweed, and prevents long-term recurrence.

More information about Japanese knotweed removal methods visit the website at http://www.environetuk.com/Japanese-Knotweed-Solutions/Removal-Methods/Xtract

About Environet UK Ltd.
Environet UK Ltd are Japanese knotweed removal specialists dealing with cases of knotweed across the whole of the United Kingdom. Alongside their removal services, they also offer Japanese knotweed identification tools, advice and soil screening.

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/29/2016 -- If you've just had a survey or home buyers report returned and learnt that your property has Japanese knotweed, then you need to enlist the help of a specialist Japanese knotweed removal company such as Environet UK Ltd.

The first time many homeowners learn of the existence of Japanese knotweed is when it is discovered during a property survey or home buyers report. The presence of Japanese knotweed on a property is serious as many mortgage providers will not lend against the property without a Japanese knotweed mortgage management plan in place.

During the summer months, Japanese knotweed grows extremely aggressively, often towering over other shrubs, suppressing growth. In late autumn the over-ground plant structure begins to die back, leaving behind brittle, brown and inert cane over winter. The root rhizome continues to remain underground and in early spring the following year, the plant will resurge with fresh growth.

The reason that this perennial has created such a storm in the mortgage market is down to the aggressive growth of the plant together with the damage it can cause. It has been known to damage driveways and paths causing widespread disruption to homes and commercial properties. Expert advice is needed for the removal or treatment of this plant in order to permanently remove it.

"If you find Japanese knotweed on a property you are purchasing and your mortgage lender has expressed concerns or even declined your mortgage, you can take action to setup a Japanese knotweed management plan with a specialist provider such as Environet UK Ltd", commented Nicolas Seal.

Conversely, if you are selling your property and need to remove the knotweed prior to a sale, you will often need to provide evidence of total eradication together with evidence of an insurance backed guarantee from the company who removed the knotweed.

Mr. Seal concluded, "The first step is to seek expert help from a Japanese knotweed removal consultant. There are many different treatments to permanently kill the plant, or to remove it all-together with the root systems. Avoid DIY removal treatments as these won't work with your Japanese knotweed mortgage lender."

About Environet
Environet has been established since 1996 and leads the fight against Japanese knotweed in the UK. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from thousands of commercial and residential sites throughout the UK.

More information about Japanese knotweed mortgages visit the website at http://www.environetuk.com/Japanese-Knotweed-Frequently-Asked-Questions/Mortgage-Refused-Due-To-Japanese-Knotweed

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/28/2016 -- Japanese knotweed removal company, Environet has today announced their range of Japanese knotweed treatments designed to kill and eradicate this invasive plant from homes across the country. Knotweed has been branded by The Sunday Times as "The Plant That's Eating Britain" due to the aggressive nature of this species. Originally introduced into the UK in the 1940s as an ornamental plant from East Asia, Japanese knotweed has steadily grown across the country and can be found in many counties as a wayside weed.

"Japanese knotweed can be very destructive at this time of year as the plant grows up to 2 meters in height between spring and summer. This rapid growth can cause damage to properties, driveways, and gardens," commented Nicolas Seal, MD from Environet UK Ltd, "…our range of treatment solutions are designed to work alongside our patented Xtract™ methodology, which removes the knotweed, including the rhizome and root systems."

During the winter months, the bamboo like stems regress as the plant winterises with the root systems remaining underground, however every spring the knotweed resurfaces. Japanese knotweed has caused many homeowners difficulties, principally because mortgage lenders won't lend against properties where knotweed has been found.

"Trying to remove knotweed yourself can be difficult and many chemical or herbicide treatments take time to completely kill the plant. The best way to eradicate and treat Japanese knotweed is to get an experienced company like Environet to help", concluded Seal.

For more information about Japanese Knotweed Treatment and Japanese Knotweed Removal visit http://www.environetuk.com

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/01/2016 -- Japanese knotweed (Fallopia Japonica) is a non-native invasive plant which grows throughout the UK causing widespread damage to properties, roads and buildings, including driveways and drains. Knotweed can cause serious issues for property developers, home owners and landlords as mortgage lenders often refuse to lend where a surveyor has identified the presence of Japanese knotweed. Expert help and advice is needed to combat this pervasive perennial.

"Discovering that Japanese knotweed is growing on your property can be a scary or daunting experience" comments knotweed expert, Nicolas Seal, "…by spring, the small bamboo-like stems will be growing at such a fast rate that you'll see them dwarfing other plants and foliage. Getting rid of Japanese knotweed is not as simple as you might think, so before you consider looking at a DIY knotweed removal solution, speak to a knotweed expert, who can advise on the best course of action, especially if an insurance backed guarantee is needed."

Knotweed Removal – First Steps

The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 makes it a criminal offence to plant or otherwise cause Japanese knotweed to grow in the wild. A more widespread issue is where civil action is brought against a landowner who allows knotweed to spread into adjoining property. This is known as Japanese knotweed encroachment.

If you've got knotweed on your property, don't panic! The first step is to prevent it from encroaching onto your neighbours land. Japanese knotweed and the soil in which it resides is classified as a controlled waste, if it's to be taken off-site. Under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, it's an offence to incorrectly dispose of knotweed. You'll need a waste carrier registered by the Environment Agency to take the knotweed to a landfill site.

There are several ways to remove and kill knotweed however you need to be especially careful when considering chemical treatment methods, which should be carried out by a trained Japanese knotweed removal specialist.

How to kill Japanese knotweed

There are several ways to kill knotweed. One approach is total eradication through excavation, often referred to as "Dig and Dump", but this is expensive. Screening or sifting methods such as Xtract™ make for a very competitive alternative. Trying to remove knotweed by hand isn't advisable as regrowth is extremely likely, unless every trace of the root system is removed. Other methods involve strong herbicides or chemical treatment to kill the knotweed. Chemical treatments vary in effectiveness, so it is important to speak to a specialist Japanese knotweed removal company.

Help from the removal experts

About Environet
Established in 1996, Environet is the UK's leading specialist in the safe and efficient removal of Japanese knotweed. They use a patented solution to efficiently eradicate knotweed and control the spread. They also have teams nationwide, in particular across London, Surrey, Birmingham, Manchester, Devon and Cornwall.

Their team has experience in dealing with the permanent removal of Japanese knotweed. The treatment is also covered by an Insurance Backed Guarantee underwritten at Lloyd's for complete peace of mind.

Find out more today about Japanese knotweed removal at www.environetuk.com

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/28/2016 -- Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is a highly invasive plant that appears all over the UK during the summer months. Although rather attractive in appearance, Japanese knotweed can be a real challenge to landowners, as it spreads rapidly causing widespread damage. In winter the plant dies back beneath the ground, but by late spring, the bamboo-like stems can start to grow to over 2 to 3 meters in height, suppressing all other growth.

The eradication or removal of Japanese Knotweed requires determination as it can be very hard to remove by hand, or even through the use of herbicides or chemicals. Legislation in England and Wales covers how Japanese Knotweed should be controlled and handled.

The History of Japanese Knotweed

Japanese knotweed was introduced from Japan in 1825 as an ornamental plant. The plant produces beautiful flowers in summer however its rapid annual growth and relentless spread, allows it to easily overwhelm other garden plants. It is not uncommon for Knotweed to grow up through properties or driveways, leaving a trail of devastation in its path. Where knotweed is established as a wayside weed, other native weeds can also be aggressively over-run. Japanese Knotweed does not produce seeds however it can sprout from very small sections of rhizomes. It is an offence under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 to cause Japanese knotweed to grow in the wild.

Japanese Knotweed Removal DIY

If you're considering how to kill Japanese Knotweed or remove it from your property, here's a few guidelines from Japanese Knotweed Specialist Nic Seal:

1.Chemical Treatments don't often kill Japanese Knotweed
Trying to kill Japanese knotweed using chemicals is not always completely effective. Chemicals typically stunt the growth. Some herbicide DIY treatments for knotweed can take up to 5 years and don't come with any guarantees. In many cases, the rhizome, or root of the plant remains and can often result in regrowth further down the line.

2.Excavation of the affected area can be extensive
As with any excavation project, the amount of earth removed can create challenges, particularly for home owners. The Environmental Protection Act 1990 provides legal requirements for how Japanese Knotweed should be removed off-site. You should avoid spreading contaminated soil and use an expert to assist with safe removal of the rhizome.

3.Don't allow Japanese Knotweed to encroach on your neighbor's property
Always speak to your neighbors about the knotweed problem first. Discuss any treatment you have planned. In many cases, a root barrier may be required, as you can be held liable if the knotweed gets onto their land.

It is not uncommon for people to undertake Japanese knotweed removal or treatment without the assistance of an expert. DIY Japanese knotweed removal is not normally a good idea. In most cases people don't understand how time consuming and complicated it can be to remove knotweed from an area. If you want more information on how to get rid of Japanese knotweed contact the specialists at Environet UK Ltd.

For more information about Japanese Knotweed Removal visit http://www.environetuk.com

About Environet UK
Environet was established in 1996 and leads the fight against Japanese knotweed in the UK. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from thousands of commercial and residential sites throughout the UK. Their specialist team are located across the country and are standing by to give impartial advice with your Japanese Knotweed Removal problem.

Head Quarters: Environet UK Ltd, Clockbarn, Tannery Lane, Send, Woking, Surrey, GU23 7EF
Phone: 01932 868700
Email: expert@environetuk.com

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Japanese knotweed can grow a few metres high in just a couple of weeks. It can cause costly structural damage if left uncontrolled.

Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/28/2015 -- Japanese knotweed can grow a few metres high in just a couple of weeks. It can cause costly structural damage if left uncontrolled. For development sites complete removal is necessary to avoid continued lateral growth and spreading. The presence of Japanese knotweed can impact on property values and the ability of a vendor to sell. The knotweed itself can exploit weaknesses in concrete during growth, so this invasive plant is considered extremely troublesome when discovered.

Environet's Xtract™ method is underwritten by an insurance-backed guarantee from A-rated Lloyds of London. It eradicates the whole of the Japanese knotweed plant by separating the roots from the soil. The third version of the machine has now been launched, ensuring an even faster and more reliable removal method. The newly-designed caterpillar tracking allows for better manoeuvrability for all commercial sites.

As well as their enhanced Xtract™ method, Environet also offers a free 10-minute consultation over the phone to anyone who thinks that they may have Japanese knotweed growing on their residential or commercial property. During this call, the most effective removal method will be discussed, and a visit arranged to conduct a survey before the work or removal takes place.

Nic Seal, MD at Environet explained, "The new version of the Xtract™ machine, took 4 months to design and build, and is an enhanced version that guarantees a faster removal and eradication of the Japanese knotweed. New features of the machine include caterpillar tracks and an in-built diesel engine, and conveyers that can be operated hydraulically. Our expert Japanese knotweed removal team are already using this new machine for many sites across the UK."

About Environet
Environet has been established since 1996 and lead the fight against Japanese knotweed in the UK. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from thousands of commercial and residential sites throughout the UK.

For more information, please visit http://www.environetuk.com
Contact at: Environet UK Ltd, Clockbarn, Tannery Lane, Send, Woking, Surrey, GU23 7EF
Tel: 01932 868700
Email: expert@environetuk.com

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/31/2015 -- Japanese is a non-native, invasive plant that can grow up to a few meters within the space of a couple of weeks. If left the plant can cause serious structural damage, which can lead to problems when selling a property. Whether it's on a commercial or a residential site, it is vital to deal with the plant and ensure complete removal as soon as possible. Japanese knotweed encroachment can also affect neighboring property prices due to its ability to spread quickly.

The Xtract™ method pioneered by Environet guarantees the removal of Japanese knotweed from any site using specially-designed machinery to remove it's roots from the surrounding soil. This removal method also comes with Insurance-backed guarantee from A-rated Lloyds of London.

If you think you may have Japanese knotweed growing on your property Environet is offering a free 10-minute telephone consultation to determine whether there is knotweed present, and what the best solution will be to remove it from the property. They can discuss your requirements, the scale of the problem, any damage caused by the Japanese knotweed, and will even arrange a visit to the site to check which approach to take before starting the removal process.

Talking more about their Japanese knotweed eradication methods, Nic Seal, MD at Environet explained, "Our trained team has over 20 years of experience with the eradication of Japanese knotweed. This has allowed us to develop our patented Xtract™ solution. We take an innovative approach and have successfully removed thousands of cases of Japanese knotweed across the UK."

About Environet
Environet has been established since 1996 and lead the fight against Japanese knotweed in the UK. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from thousands of commercial and residential sites throughout the UK.

For more information, please visit http://www.environetuk.com

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/03/2015 -- Japanese knotweed is an extremely aggressive plant with the ability to break through gaps in concrete, damaging the structure of buildings. Leaving the plant to grow risks significant consequences as it is able to grow up to 2m in a few weeks. Removing the Japanese knotweed before it causes expensive damage is vital, and it is important that landowners address the problem straight away to ensure complete control or removal.

Environet's patented Xtract™ solution guarantees the complete eradication of Japanese knotweed. Specialist machinery makes it possible to get rid of the entire root system and plant. The company provides insurance backed guarantees delivered by A-rated Lloyds of London.

There have been a growing number of cases where Japanese knotweed has decreased property values and in some cases, prevented owners from securing a mortgage. Environet is now offering a free 10-minute phone consultation to discuss individual cases of Japanese knotweed. After this, they can arrange a site visit before carrying out the eradication work.

Speaking more about their Japanese knotweed removal services, Mark Thompson, Director at Environet stated, "I've seen a lot of Japanese knotweed cases, most recently including Japanese knotweed sandwiched in between two buildings. The guttering of the historic property was damaged and caused damp problems for both buildings. Even in these more difficult cases,

Environet's methods are guaranteed to eradicate the plant, whether it's above or below ground or through a historic London building."

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Environet has been established since 1996 and leads the fight against Japanese knotweed in the UK. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from thousands of commercial and residential sites throughout the UK.

For more information, please visit http://www.environetuk.com

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Japanese knotweed is a plant that can cause significant structural damage to properties if left to grow. It is often highly underestimated by homeowners who don’t take immediate action and are left with the consequences.

Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/30/2015 -- Japanese knotweed is a plant that can cause significant structural damage to properties if left to grow. It is often highly underestimated by homeowners who don't take immediate action and are left with the consequences. The ornamental plant can grow up to 2.1m meters tall in just a few weeks, leaving a very small time period within which to deal with it. On average, it is estimated that Japanese knotweed treatment and property devaluations add up to a staggering £166 million per year in the UK.

Japanese knotweed removal specialists Environet UK Ltd offer complete eradication services using their patented Xtract™ solution. This guarantees the removal using machinery, and the solution is underpinned by the insurance backing of A-rated Lloyds of London. The insurance-backed guarantee protects clients against the unlikely event of re occurrence.

The problem with the invasive plant is that its ability to be so destructive decreases property value. The plant is so aggressive that it can be difficult to get a mortgage on a property where Japanese knotweed is present. Environet offer a free 10-minute consultation over the phone and are able to remove the plant quickly and effectively to prevent regrowth.

Speaking more about their Japanese knotweed removal services, Nic Seal, Director at Environet stated, "Homeowners and landlords should look for fleshy, red-tinged roots and heart-shaped leaves when identifying Japanese knotweed. The bamboo-like stem and clusters of flowers make this a very distinctive plant, but it is also very difficult to get rid of. Many people leave it too late before damage to their property is cause by the plant, which can even break through concrete. Environet's Xtract™ method removes the plant completely before any further damage or loss of property value is caused."

About Environet
Environet has been established since 1996 and leads the fight against Japanese knotweed in the UK. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from thousands of commercial and residential sites throughout the UK.

For more information, please visit http://www.environetuk.com

Contact at: Environet UK Ltd, Clockbarn, Tannery Lane, Send, Woking, Surrey, GU23 7EF
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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/10/2015 -- Japanese knotweed is an invasive and damaging plant. As we enter high growth season, the plant which hides beneath the ground surface in the winter can grow to up to 2.1m in a very short period of time. Homeowners that fail to remove the plant will see ongoing damage. The aggressive and invasive nature means that homeowners found responsible for helping the spread of the plant could face an Anti-Social Behaviour Order.

Environet UK Ltd, experts in Japanese knotweed removal, provide guaranteed Japanese knotweed eradication services. If left to grow, it can cause significant structural damage to buildings, so it is vital to prevent growth as early as possible. Environet's patented Xtract™ solution and machinery removes the plant completely, ensuring no recurrence or regrowth. Customers can rely on Environet UK Ltd's effective solution which is underpinned by a guarantee from A-rated insurance provider – Lloyds of London.

Homeowners may be surprised to find Japanese knotweed on their property as it can suddenly grow up to 10cm daily. This means that it must be dealt with quickly to reduce the level of damage to as little as possible. Environet's specialised team can remove and dispose of the weed effectively, and will even provide a free 10-minute consultation beforehand.

Speaking more about their Japanese knotweed removal services, one of the representatives from the company stated, "Japanese knotweed and the soil it infests is classified as a controlled waste if it is being taken off site. This means it is subject to all waste legislation under the Environmental Protection Act 1990. It is a criminal offence to consign or dispose of Japanese knotweed in a way that contravenes the regulations. Any material containing Japanese knotweed must be taken by a waste carrier registered by the Environment Agency to a registered landfill site authorised to accept Japanese knotweed."

Environet are pleased to offer a free 10-minute consultancy service for any homeowners or commercial landlords who would like help and advice.

About Environet
Environet has been established since 1996 and leads the fight against Japanese knotweed in the UK. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from thousands of commercial and residential sites throughout the UK.

For more information, please visit http://www.environetuk.com

Contact at: Environet UK Ltd, Clockbarn, Tannery Lane, Send, Woking, Surrey, GU23 7EF
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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/30/2015 -- Japanese knotweed removal experts Environet UK Ltd are now offering early Japanese knotweed services to get rid of the weed before it grows and causes further damage. They provide complete Japanese knotweed eradication using their patented Xtract™ solution and machinery. The benefit of this is that it guarantees the removal of the knotweed, preventing recurrence. The service is underpinned by a guarantee from A-rated insurance provider – Lloyds of London.

Environet is set to exceed expectations this Spring as they prepare for Japanese knotweed season to begin. The Fallopia japonica or Japanese knotweed plant is a non-native and invasive plant that can grow up to 10cm a day. The specialised team is warning new homeowners to look out for the rapid growth of shoots of the knotweed, which may not have been noticed before the property transfer. The weed can spread quickly if not dealt with and can cause structural damage to properties.

Talking more about their Japanese knotweed services, MD at Environet, Nic Seal, said, "Japanese knotweed usually begins to emerge around March or April, however we are seeing it earlier this year in London and the South coast due to warmer weather. We are offering a free 10 minute consultation to anyone who thinks that they have knotweed growing on their property, and if it is Japanese knotweed, we are able to remove it completely before more damage is caused by the rapidly-spreading plant."

For more information, please visit http://www.environetuk.com/

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Environet is a well-known Japanese knotweed removal company. They offer Japanese knotweed removal services using advanced technology, patented equipment and a team of motivated professionals. They offer Japanese knotweed removal services for both commercial and residential sites. All services are backed by an impressive guarantee which is underwritten by A-rated Lloyd's of London. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from hundreds of commercial and residential sites throughout UK.

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/05/2015 -- Widely recognised as one of the most invasive plants in Britain, Japanese Knotweed continues to spread and has achieved national coverage in the press in recent years. Environet UK Ltd has announced an impressive 10-year guarantee for Japanese Knotweed removal from commercial and residential properties, where the guarantee is insurance backed by the world class A rated insurer Lloyd's of London.

Total eradication of Japanese Knotweed using their patented Xtract method removes the knotweed rhizome from the ground. Compare this to traditional control methods for example using herbicides that may simply stunt the growth of the plant, and you'll see why Lloyd's of London is prepared to back Environet's guarantees.

"The surge in growth of Japanese Knotweed over the last few years means that landowners must be vigilant and call experts who can guarantee their service" commented Mark Thompson, Director at Environet UK Ltd, "…the best way to eradicate Japanese Knotweed is to remove it completely. Herbicide treatments may stunt the growth but underground, the roots will remain well established and help the knotweed's resurgence."

For free help, information and advice about Japanese Knotweed removal solutions visit http://www.environetuk.com

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/05/2015 -- Japanese Knotweed is widely recognized as one of the most invasive plants in the UK and has achieved national coverage in the press, being named as "The Plant That Ate Britain". Traditionally the winter months are the time that the knotweed regresses from view; however mild British winters can cause the plant to continue to spread with damaging consequences for home owners, landlords and property developers.

"The progressive spread of Japanese Knotweed has caused serious problems across residential and commercial properties this last year. Japanese knotweed removal has now become one of the biggest concerns amongst commercial land owners. Antisocial behavior orders (ASBOs) can now being issued against owners who refuse to take action to eradicate the plant…" commented leading Japanese Knotweed specialist and author, Nic Seal. "The trouble is that Japanese knotweed can't easily be destroyed using herbicides, as so many homeowners find out when making DIY attempts."

Experts across the country are warning of increased growth in 2015 as spring approaches. The leaders in Japanese Knotweed removal are encouraging residential homeowners and commercial landlords to act now in an effort to minimize the risk of damage to properties as the plant reaches its high growth season in April and May 2015.

One company is fighting back in an effort to minimize the damage that the plant is having across the nation's countryside. Environet UK are experts in the removal, control and total eradication of Japanese Knotweed. They own a patented solution called 'Xtract' to fully remove the plant from the ground, leaving no roots behind.

Mark Thompson, Director at Environet commented, "The surge in growth of Japanese Knotweed means that landowners must be vigilant and call experts who can guarantee the eradication of the knotweed from the site. The best way to tackle Japanese Knotweed is to remove it completely… herbicide treatments aren't always effective leaving underground roots that will cause further growth in the spring"

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/05/2015 -- Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) has received national media coverage over the last year, primarily due to the destruction it causes to residential properties. Japanese Knotweed is a non-native plant to the UK which is extremely invasive and can cause severe damage to properties. Japanese knotweed is a serious problem for homeowners, landlords, developers and contractors. The plant's roots extend across a wide area and it is not uncommon for Japanese Knotweed to break through structures causing permanent damage.

In an effort to combat the spread of the plant in 2015, the experts have joined together to offer a free identification service. A guaranteed eradication service using a patented approach called "Xtract" can then be used to remove the knotweed from the affected area.

The Japanese Knotweed identification service is available free of charge to home owners and landlords by calling the free advice service on 01932 808965.

The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 makes it a criminal offence to plant or otherwise cause Japanese knotweed to grow in the "wild". Knotweed causes damage to properties but can also cause serious disputes between landowners where the plant is allowed to encroach across borders. In some cases this can result in Anti-Social Behaviour Orders being issued where land owners fail to take action

About Japanese Knotweed
Japanese Knotweed starts to appear in spring and grows at a rate of up to 10cm per day. With an exceptionally mild winter this year, the plant is springing up much sooner than we would normally expect.

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/30/2015 -- Environet, the leading Japanese Knotweed Solutions provider, offers services for commercial and residential properties. Removal services provided by Environet UK Ltd offer an Insurance Backed Guarantee, (IBG), which is underwritten Lloyd's of London. The solution can be provided to homeowners, professional contractors and landlords to ensure their property is free of Japanese knotweed. Environet aim not just to control, but to eradicate the Japanese knotweed permanently. All the services provided by the company are efficient and effective. Advanced technology is used to remove the knotweed permanently.

Using their technical expertise, professional team, and patented equipment Environet specialise in Japanese Knotweed eradication They provide the best insurance-backed guaranteed services available.

The firm's Japanese knotweed eradication solution, known as Xtract™, is the most cost-effective and successful method of eradicating the invasive plant.

Mark Thompson, Director of Environet stated, "If you don't choose the right Japanese knotweed removal method you'll join the thousands who have learnt the hard way, at their cost. We advise on the choice between herbicide treatment and physical removal of Japanese knotweed. Total eradication by XtractTM ensures that the Japanese knotweed is removed from the property."

About Environet
Environet have been established since 1996 and lead the fight against Japanese knotweed in the Uk. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from thousands of commercial and residential sites throughout the UK.

For more information, please visit http://www.environetuk.com

Contact at: Environet UK Ltd, Clockbarn, Tannery Lane, Send, Woking, Surrey, GU23 7EF
Tel: 01932 868700
Email: expert@environetuk.com

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Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/04/2014 -- Environet now offers the best solution to get rid of Japanese Knotweed from residential and commercial sites in the UK. The company specialises in removing the knotweed plant. With the help of their patented equipment, the company promises permanent removal of Japanese Knotweed from properties. They also offer one of the best insurance-backed guarantees. They provide their services for residential clients, from gardens to commercial and development sites. Choosing the right removal method is vital as it saves time, money and reduces damage in the long term.

Usually, there are two options for removal of Japanese Knotweed: one being herbicide treatment and the other physical removal. With physical removal for absolute eradication, the Knotweed needs to be completely removed which is not the approach with herbicide treatments alone.

The Japanese Knotweed solution is a safe way to completely eradicate Japanese knotweed. Established in 1996, Environet has years of experience. They have an extremely professional team that are very good at identifying, removing, controlling and eradicating knotweed.

Regarding the importance of the removal of Japanese knotweed, one of the representatives of Environet stated, "Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is a non-native invasive plant that appears in spring and can grow by up to 10cm a day, producing white flowers around September or October time. Japanese knotweed removal is therefore vital to stop the spread of this aggressive plant. Whilst it is lush green in colour with a stem that can appear to look like bamboo, Japanese knotweed must not be confused with other herbaceous plants."

About Environet
Environet is a famous Japanese knotweed removal company. They offer Japanese knotweed removal services using advance technology, patented equipment delivered by motivated professionals. They offer Japanese knotweed removal services for both commercial and residential sites. They offer the best insurance backed guarantee (IBGs) underwritten by A-rated Lloyd's of London. They have successfully removed Japanese knotweed from many commercial and residential sites throughout the UK.

For more information, please visit http://www.environetuk.com

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With an aim to eradicate the growth of Japanese knotweed, Environet now offers the most effective solutions of ‘How to get rid of Japanese Knotweed?

Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/20/2014 -- With an aim to eradicate the growth of Japanese knotweed, Environet now offers the most effective solutions of 'How to get rid of Japanese Knotweed? It is very crucial for an individual to select the right method for removing Japanese Knotweed. They provide two methods for the same, among which one is the herbicide treatment and other is the physical removal of Japanese knotweed. The company aims to provide customers the best solutions in need.

Whilst discussing about the plant, Japanese Knotweed is an aggressive plant that can be found in spring and grows up to 10cm a day. In addition to this, it produces white flowers around in the month of September or October. It is seen that the plant grows with a stem when it is lush green in color and might look like a bamboo plant, so one must not get confused with the other herbaceous plants. This plant can cause serious problems for the developers and their advisors, home owners, contractors, and landlords. The company will help in all the ways to remove the growth of Japanese knotweed.

They are truly a renowned company known for providing top-notch Japanese knotweed solutions. Apart from this, a spokesperson from Environet mentions, "We have successfully eradicated Japanese knotweed from thousands of commercial and residential sites throughout the UK. Japanese knotweed removal through a total eradication process ensures that we can offer insurance backed guarantees that are underwritten by Lloyd's of London. Find out more about our Japanese knotweed insurance backed guarantees. We also provide free 10 minute consultation to the customers."

About the Environet
Environet is a famous Japanese knotweed removal company. They offer Japanese knotweed removal services via advance technology, patented equipment and motivated professionals. They offer Japanese knotweed removal services both in commercial and residential sites. They offer the best insurance backed guarantee (IBG) which is underwritten by A-rated Lloyd's of London. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from commercial and residential sites throughout UK.

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With an aim to eradicate the growth of Japanese knotweed, Environet now offers the most effective solutions of ‘How to get rid of Japanese Knotweed?

Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/07/2014 -- With an aim to eradicate the growth of Japanese knotweed, Environet now offers the most effective solutions of 'How to get rid of Japanese Knotweed?'It is very crucial for an individual to select the right method for removing Japanese Knotweed. They provide two methods for the same, among which one is the herbicide treatment and other is the physical removal of Japanese knotweed. The company aims to provide customers the best solutions in need.

Whilst discussing about the plant, Japanese Knotweed is an aggressive plant that can be found in spring and grows up to 10cm a day. In addition to this, it produces white flowers around in the month of September or October. It is seen that the plant grows with a stem when it is lush green in color and might look like a bamboo plant, so one must not get confused with the other herbaceous plants. This plant can cause serious problems for the developers and their advisors, home owners, contractors, and landlords. The company will help in all the ways to remove the growth of Japanese knotweed.

They are truly a renowned company known for providing top-notch Japanese knotweed solutions. Apart from this, a spokesperson from Environet mentions, "We have successfully eradicated Japanese knotweed from thousands of commercial and residential sites throughout the UK. Japanese knotweed removal through a total eradication process ensures that we can offer insurance backed guarantees that are underwritten by Lloyd's of London. Find out more about our Japanese knotweed insurance backed guarantees. We also provide free 10 minute consultation to the customers."

About the Environet
Environet is a famous Japanese knotweed removal company. They offer Japanese knotweed removal services via advance technology, patented equipment and motivated professionals. They offer Japanese knotweed removal services both in commercial and residential sites. They offer the best insurance backed guarantee (IBG) which is underwritten by A-rated Lloyd's of London. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from commercial and residential sites throughout UK.

For more information, please visit http://www.environetuk.com

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With an aim to eradicate Japanese Knotweed from properties, Environet is now offering complete and safe Japanese knotweed solutions in commercial as well as residential properties.

Cobham, Surrey -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/01/2014 -- With an aim to eradicate Japanese Knotweed from properties, Environet is now offering complete and safe Japanese knotweed solutions in commercial as well as residential properties. Japanese knotweed or Fallopia japonica is an invasive plant that grows up to 10 cm long and it is found during spring season. This aggressive plant causes immense damage to the buildings and properties. They make the structures crack or cause severe other damages. It is a serious problem which is faced by professional developers, contractors and even home owners and landlords.

With Environet, one can get guaranteed services. They are all geared up to provide the best solution for the removal of this deadly plant. They offer both physical removals as well as herbicide treatment to remove them.They are fully equipped to offer the most advanced technical expertise through their highly efficient professionals and patented equipment. They either completely remove the knotweed or completely kill them on the site.

Talking more about the Japanese Knotweed, one of their representatives stated, "Japanese knotweed and the soil it infests is classified as a controlled waste if it is being taken off site. This means it is subject to all waste legislation under the Environmental Protection Act 1990. It is a criminal offence to consign or dispose of Japanese knotweed in a way that contravenes the regulations. Any material containing Japanese knotweed must be taken by a waste carrier registered by the Environment Agency to a registered landfill site authorized to accept Japanese knotweed."

The company offers complete information and help their clients with questions like how to get rid of Japanese knotweed.They also provide insurance guarantee on Japanese knotweed removal which are underwritten by Lloyd's of London for up to 10 years.

About Environet
Environet is a famous Japanese knotweed removal company. They offer Japanese knotweed removal services via advance technology, patented equipment and motivated professionals. They offer Japanese knotweed removal services both in commercial and residential sites. They offer the best insurance backed guarantee (IBG) which is underwritten by A-rated Lloyd's of London. They have successfully removed Japanese Knotweed from commercial and residential sites throughout UK.

For more information, please visit http://www.environetuk.com/

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