
Japanese knotweed stops pensioner downsizing home in Essex
Mortgage lenders are reluctant to invest in land and property compromised by Japanese knotweed.
Contact our Total Conservation Management team (TCM) of knotweed experts in Hertfordshire by completing this contact form, or you can call or email us directly using the information on this page.
Are you concerned that you may have Japanese knotweed on your land or property in Hertfordshire or the surrounding areas? Would you like an expert opinion? Simply upload an image via this contact form and one of the TCM Hertfordshire team will be in touch as soon as possible to discuss your concerns.
We work with commercial businesses and residential customers throughout Hertfordshire, and the surrounding areas, including but not limited to:
7 Peerglow Centre,
Marsh Lane,
Ware,
Hertfordshire
SG12 9QUL
Our professionalism, scientifically proven solutions, and the many years' experience we have in the invasive weed removal industry ensures our Hertfordshire clients and customers receive the most appropriate treatment solution for their particular infestation. Taking location, safety and the environment into consideration throughout the eradication process.
Get in touch today - call now on 0330 6781077.
Howard Downer, AKA Dr. Knotweed, has over 20 years of experience as an Environmental Consultant and is regarded by his peers as one of the most knowledgeable people in the Japanese knotweed industry.
Follow Dr. Knotweed to hear about the latest developments regarding Japanese knotweed and the implications of infestation.
Mortgage lenders are reluctant to invest in land and property compromised by Japanese knotweed.
Sadly, London is a hotspot for Japanese knotweed, with many residential and commercial property owners frustrated to discover this non-native plant on their land.
It is difficult to control and a challenge to kill, so if Japanese knotweed is found on a construction site, it's bad news for property and land developers.
Commercial property developers commissioned Total Conservation Management to remove Japanese knotweed from site in Dorset.