Japanese knotweed survey in Warrington

Japanese knotweed survey — how it works here

A knotweed survey starts by confirming that the plant really is Japanese knotweed. The stand is then measured and its distance from the house, outbuildings, drains and boundaries recorded, because that is what lenders and buyers ask about. You receive a written report with photographs, a site plan and the treatment options that suit the property, each with a price. Warrington surveys usually take under an hour on site.

• Positive identification on site
• Stand measured and mapped
• Distances to buildings and boundaries recorded
• Report suitable for lenders and solicitors