Taking action for is imperative as the problem will not disappear in the coming years if nothing is done to deal with it. In fact this invasive weed, if left untreated, will naturally grow and increase on a site.  If you find this kind of knotweed on a building site or any other site, it is vital to take action quickly as the problem of Japanese knotweed removal will not go away and will only get worse. Firstly, it is essential that any areas contaminated with this knotweed are marked out.  These areas needing Japanese knotweed removal or should be disturbed as little as possible, and a buffer around the invasive weed marked out to take account of the extensive roots and make sure they are all removed later when the removal process start.

All site operatives should be made aware of the requirements of this kind of weed and their responsibilities not to spread it over.  Thorough cleaning of machinery that leaves any area in contact with Japanese knotweed is essential.  The cleaning of machinery contaminated with the invasive plant must be executed within a designated area.

The solution to Japanese knotweed removal is not a simple fixed strategy. Japanese knotweed removal should be executed by experienced professionals who can advise and provide a bespoke solution tailored for this kind of weed removal, Japanese knotweed eradication and with understanding of the client's needs. This solution for the removal of the weed will be one that best fits all requirements, is cost effective, and efficient whilst taking account of all parties involved and applicable legislation relating to the removal of the invasive plant.