• Structural cracks: Knotweed exploits weaknesses in concrete, tarmac, and paving.
• Drain and pipe invasion: Rhizomes can grow into small gaps in pipework, cracking or blocking systems.
• Boundary encroachment: Grows across fences, walls, and neighbouring plots — triggering legal disputes.
• Driveway upheaval: Tarmac and brick driveways can lift or buckle due to rhizome force beneath.
• Wall displacement: Garden or retaining walls can shift or crack over time from underground pressure.

You might not see it coming — but when damage appears, it’s often costly. Signs include:

• Vertical cracks in walls or patios near knotweed clusters
• Sinkage or dips in garden paths or lawn edges
• Dislodged bricks, slabs, or paving units
• Drainage problems near known infestation zones

If you see these signs, take action early — before it escalates.

The damage isn’t just physical. Knotweed can hit your wallet and your legal standing:

• Property devaluation: Homes with knotweed can drop 5–15% in value.
• Mortgage issues: Lenders may refuse finance without a treatment plan.
• Neighbour disputes: You can be sued if knotweed crosses a boundary.
• Legal claims: Failing to act can trigger litigation or insurance problems.

We don’t just treat knotweed — we stop it causing loss. Our site plans are designed to:

• Stop root spread before it hits key structures
• Protect drains, walls, paths, and property lines
• Document the condition of the site for legal backup
• Deliver long-term monitoring to catch early signs of regrowth

We’ve helped hundreds of sites avoid damage claims and costly repairs — let us help protect yours.