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Eradicate Invasive Species Effectively

Dealing with invasive plants taking over your space? PWS’s Invasive Species Survey and Eradication services specialise in tackling harmful plants like Japanese Knotweed and Himalayan Balsam.
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Our Services Include:

Detailed Site Surveys for Invasive Species

We conduct thorough site surveys to identify and map the presence of invasive plant species on your property.

This includes performing detailed assessments to detect plants like Japanese Knotweed, Himalayan Balsam, Giant Knotweed, Giant Hogweed, and other harmful species that threaten both land and water.

Eradication Planning and Execution

Our team develops customised eradication plans to effectively remove invasive species, while keeping minimal impact on the surrounding ecosystem.

Compliance with Environmental Regulations

Managing invasive species requires strict adherence to environmental regulations, especially when it involves soil contamination or plant management.

Our services certify that all regulatory laws for weed control, soil removal, and the transportation of invasive species, including Transfrontier Shipment of Waste are strictly adhered to.

Monitoring and Follow-Up Assessments

After the initial eradication process, our team provides ongoing monitoring and follow-up assessments to track the site’s recovery, check for regrowth, and ensure that the eradication efforts have been fully successful.

Common Invasive Species We Manage

Scope of Our Work Include:

Surveying the property to locate and identify harmful plants.
Creating a safe and effective removal plan.
Providing long-term monitoring to ensure the plants don’t return.
Identifying invasive species across large areas.
Removing harmful plants while minimising disruption to your space.
Conducting detailed surveys to identify invasive species in fields and pastures.
Safely removing plants without harming crops or the surrounding land.
Offering ongoing support to monitor and prevent the return of invasive species.

What Makes Us Different

Personalised Approach

Our extensive knowledge in environmental waste management helps us deliver solutions to maintain a secure and hygienic environment for your project.

Industry Knowledge

Over 60 years of experience in waste management.

Cost-effective Solutions

We provide your project with the best solutions that don’t break your wallet.

FAQs for Invasive Species Survey & Eradication

Invasive species are plants that grow aggressively and spread quickly, often harming native plants, animals, and the environment. Examples include Japanese Knotweed, Himalayan Balsam, and Giant Hogweed.

Invasive plants can:

  • Damage buildings, walls, and drainage systems.
  • Harm local ecosystems by outcompeting native plants.
  • Lower the value of property or land.
  • Lead to legal penalties if not properly managed.

We conduct a thorough inspection of your property to:

  • Identify the types of invasive plants present.
  • Map the extent of the infestation.
  • Assess potential risks to your land or buildings.

Yes, but it requires expert methods. Our team creates custom plans to:

  • Safely and effectively remove invasive plants.
  • Prevent regrowth using proven techniques.
  • Ensure the site remains invasive-free through monitoring.

The time depends on the type of plant and the size of the infestation. Some species, like Japanese Knotweed, may require several treatments over months or years to fully eradicate.

Yes, we ensure compliance with all environmental laws, including:

  • The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
  • Rules for soil removal and transport.
  • Regulations for invasive species disposal, including Transfrontier Shipping (TFS).

DIY removal is not recommended for many invasive species because:

  • Improper methods can make the problem worse by spreading seeds or roots.
  • Some plants, like Giant Hogweed, can cause skin irritation or burns if handled incorrectly.
  • Professional removal ensures compliance with legal requirements.

We provide ongoing monitoring and follow-up assessments to:

  • Check for any regrowth.
  • Ensure the site remains clear of invasive species.
  • Help restore the area with native plants, if needed.

You can contact us at +44 (0)28 9086 0738 or email info@practicalwastesolutions.com, We’ll assess your needs and recommend the best solution for your property.

Manage Invasive Species Effectively Today

We’ll take over eradicating harmful plants to protect your property, prevent future issues, and stop them from reoccurring.
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