It depends on the qualification and your site. Because much of it is assessed on the job, we build a timeline around your operations and confirm it with you at the start.

We work with clients in Belfast, Lisburn and across Northern Ireland.

Yes. Once qualified, the technically competent person needs to pass a Continuing Competence test every two years to keep their status. We guide you through what is involved.

It is the qualification that proves someone is technically competent to run a permitted waste site. The right one depends on your site type and its risk level, from low to high. We help you pick the correct one.

If you manage a permitted waste site, you usually need a technically competent person who holds the right qualification. We can help you check what your permit requires.

WAMITAB stands for the Waste Management Industry Training and Advisory Board. Its qualifications, now awarded through CIWM (WAMITAB), show that a person has the skills to manage a permitted waste site.

Look for fast-growing plants with bamboo-like stems and shovel-shaped leaves. If you are not sure, we survey your site, confirm whether it is knotweed, and map how far it has spread.

We provide Japanese knotweed removal in Belfast, Lisburn and across Northern Ireland, for homeowners, developers, and businesses.

It can. Lenders often ask about knotweed, so a clear treatment and management plan helps protect the value of the property.

It depends on the method. Herbicide programmes can run across more than one growing season, while excavation is faster but needs licensed disposal. We give you a clear plan after the survey.