Japanese Knotweed Treatment & Removal

Japanese Knotweed Treatment & Removal Specialists Birmingham

We provide Japanese Knotweed , surveys and management plans with tailored options for herbicide treatment, excavation, removal & disposal in Birmingham and surrounding areas.

We can help with:

  • Commercial Solutions
  • Residential Solutions
  • Development Solutions

What is Japanese Knotweed and the impact it has in Birmingham

Japanese Knotweed is an invasive plant from East Asia, now problematic in Birmingham as well as Europe and North America.

It grows rapidly, damaging ecosystems and infrastructure with its aggressive spread and strong roots. The plant’s resilience makes it difficult to eradicate, often requiring chemical, physical, or biological control methods.

Many countries have implemented strict regulations to combat its spread, but it remains a persistent environmental and economic concern.

Why Choose Us?

  • Property Care Association (PCA) Member
  • Industry-leading Solutions
  • 10 years insurance backed Guarantee
  • nationwide coverage
1,005+
Commercial Objects
1,520+
residential projects

UK Wide

We have specialist teams based across Birmingham

Guarantee

10 years backed guarantee on all work carried out

Well Experienced

15 years of experience in Japanese Knotweed removal

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Commercial Projects
Our Japanese Knotweed Removal Process

How do we remove Japanese Knotweed in Birmingham

Our experts will conduct an in-depth survey of your Birmingham property to assess the extent of the Japanese Knotweed infestation.

Based on the survey, we will create a tailored Knotweed Management Plan (KMP), which may include herbicide treatment, stem injection, or excavation & removal.

Our London based team will then carry out the treatment as per the plan, ensuring the complete and effective management of the invasive plant.

Everyday from

8:00-6:00

Mobile Number

0790 008 2338

Our Services

We can provide a range of Japanese Knotweed Removal solutions in Birmingham

Feel free to reach out if you’re facing challenges with Japanese Knotweed on your land or if you wish to schedule a survey with our experts.

Herbicide Treatment

Herbicide spray treatment typically has the lowest cost to you, however, it can take longer to achieve control of the knotweed

Stem Injection

The stem injection method involves using specialised equipment to inject glyphosate herbicide directly into the plant

Excavation

Excavation is a process that involves removing contaminated soil using plant equipment and disposing of the knotweed.

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Testimonials

Here’s what our clients have to say

John Ross


Kevin set my mind at ease immediately, he was professional and explained everything in great detail. I have no hesitation in recommending JKS and I feel very grateful that I chose the company to start with.

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Jennifer warner


I was unable to re-mortgage the property & used this company who provided a comprehensive survey & put a strategy in place to remove the knotweed, the service was excellent & the staff that carried out the spraying were polite, courteous & very professional.

Tony Nguyen


Very happy with the service provided by Japanese Knotweed Specialists. Professional company with knowledgeable workers who know what they are doing.

Elaine Chadwick

Glasgow


I called this company in a panic when a neighbour spotted giant knotweed in my garden. This company immediately put me at ease and had an inspector at my property within a couple of hours. Luckily, it turned out not to be knotweed – I received a written notification of this the very next day- but I was hugely impressed by everyone I dealt with. Calls were returned immediately and nothing seemed too much trouble. AMAZING customer service. Elaine. Glasgow

What does Japanese Knotweed look like in Birmigham?


Japanese Knotweed (Reynoutria japonica) is an invasive plant causing significant issues in Birmingham and the UK.

Early detection is key. It’s characterized by hollow, bamboo-like stems up to 3 metres tall with reddish-brown nodes. Heart-shaped leaves grow in a zig-zag pattern along the stems.

The plant produces small white flowers in spring, followed by seed clusters.

Our Clients

Below are just some of the clients we have worked with on both commercial and residential projects
Location

24-26 Regent Place, Birmingham, B1 3NJ

Call – 0121 726 0265


areas that we cover in Birmingham

  • Sutton Coldfield
  • Erdington
  • Perry Barr
  • Handsworth
  • Aston
  • Ladywood
  • Edgbaston
  • Harborne
  • Selly Oak
  • Northfield
  • Hall Green
  • Yardley
  • Hodge Hill
  • Moseley
FAQ

Popular Questions

Here are some of the most common questions about Japanese Knotweed in Birmingham

The underground rhizomes of this species can penetrate loose aggregate and grow through existing small cracks, openings or voids in asphalt/concrete. Like many plant species, once established, the underground structures of Japanese Knotweed rhizome can slowly increase in volume over time and ultimately impact built structures (e.g. drains and patios), typically in the form of exacerbating existing weakness or damage.

Although you do not legally have to remove Japanese knotweed from your land unless it’s causing a nuisance, you can be prosecuted for causing it to spread into the wild. We would highly recommend a professional contractor who is a member of the Property Care Association is appointed to survey, control or remove any Japanese Knotweed present on your property. Japanese knotweed does not respect boundary lines. It will grow wherever it is allowed to, and cause issues for home and landowners and developers.

It is not illegal to have Japanese Knotweed on your property, but you can be prosecuted or given a community protection notice for causing a nuisance if you allow it to spread onto anyone else’s property. You may also be at risk of prosecution if found guilty of disposing of Japanese knotweed in the wild as knotweed is deemed as controlled waste and has legalities around its disposal under the Environmental Protection Act 1990.

The cost to remove Japanese knotweed in Birmingham, or anywhere in the UK, can vary significantly based on several factors, such as the size of the infestation, the location of the property.

Yes, you can attempt to get rid of Japanese knotweed on your Birmingham property yourself, but it’s a challenging and labour-intensive process that requires careful planning, persistence, and understanding of the regulations surrounding this invasive species.

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