Environet launch Exposed: The Japanese Knotweed Heatmap
This week we're proud to launch our live, interactive Japanese knotweed heatmap, Exposed.
Find out all the latest news about Japanese knotweed treatment and removal with our regular blog.
This week we're proud to launch our live, interactive Japanese knotweed heatmap, Exposed.
We are often asked by worried customers whether they are breaking the law by having Japanese knotweed growing on their land.
The latest research by Environet, published this week, shows that due to mortgage lenders’
Protecting your home and its value, as well as getting ready for spring growing are all reasons you may want to tackle Japanese
As the year draws to a close, we look back at an exciting twelve months for Environet, which saw us help more customers than ever be
Concern about the menace posed by Japanese knotweed has prompted the Science and Technology Committee to call an inquiry into the im
It’s been a whirlwind November of book promotions for our MD Nic Seal, following the publication of his definitive guide to knotweed
Japanese knotweed is a peculiar plant, It can be hard to figure out if you actually have this highly invasive species growing in you
It was standing room only for Environet MD Nic Seal’s recent talk at the Guildford Book Festival at Hatchlands Park.
There are many myths surrounding Japanese knotweed — but can it really grow through concrete?
The blight of Japanese knotweed has wiped £20 billion off the current value of the UK property market, Environet revealed in new res
Our very own founder and MD, Nic Seal will be a guest speaker at the Guildford Book Festival on 14th October.
Who would have thought a weed could derail your property plans?
Developers and commercial property owners can easily become alarmed when they first spot Japanese knotweed creeping onto their s
BBC Radio Kent interview Nic Seal about new book "Japanese Knotweed - Unearthing the Truth"
Environet's Managing Director, Nic Seal, comments on the latest study conducted by AECOM and the University of Leeds.
Fewer than one fifth of people in Britain can identify Japanese knotweed
Leading Japanese knotweed removal firm Environet comments on the verdict of Network Rail’s appeal in the Waistell vs Netwo
Dos and don'ts for Japanese knotweed removal in Birmingham.
What happens if a surveyor misses Japanese knotweed growing on a property you wish to buy?
Our Japanese knotweed Pop-up event at the prestigious Duchy of Cornwall Nursery in Lostwithiel was a great success.
It pays to know how to get rid of Japanese knotweed the right way. Find out how in this post.
10.30 – 15.00 on Saturday 2nd June 2018 at Duchy of Cornwall Nursery, Cott Road, Lostwithiel, PL22 0HW
To be displayed from 22nd - 26th May 2018, within the Discovery Zone at the PCS's 'Enemy Within' garden..
We’re delighted to announce that we are now a fully-fledged member of the industry trade body the Property Care Associatio
Is it possible to insure against Japanese knotweed so that it doesn't cause more headaches?
Environet's official response to the BBC's controversial headline and article - by Nicolas Seal, Environet
Purchasing a dream home with Japanese knotweed as well as an ongoing neighbourly dispute over encroachment...
With Easter behind us, now is the time when sellers come out of their winter hibernation and put their homes up for sale........
Japanese knotweed mortgage problems can mean you don't get the place of your dreams, so it’s time to take real action.
What to expect after the coldest February in five years
Celebrating International Women's Day with an interview with our very own Emily Grant
Well, his birthday was in February (1796) and he was a famous Bavarian physician, botanist and traveller...
If you discover Japanese knotweed on your property, pick up the phone, not a spade, weed-killer or can of petrol.
Results from field trials conducted at test site in West Sussex.
It's against the law to carry out Japanese knotweed disposal improperly.
However, destructive Japanese knotweed on your property need knot be a problem.
It’s that time of year again when we look back and reflect over the past twelve months.
Why killing Japanese knotweed with bleach, or trying to, is not the right solution.
Finding a fast-growing plant on a property that resists killing-off attempts is worrying, but there are effective Japanese knotw
Property buyers say a resounding NO to homes infested with Japanese knotweed.
Summary and comment by Nicolas Seal – Environet UK Ltd
Come and meet the team on Stand C2132.
And to carry on the good work we have increased the figure for this year!
August sees Environet's exposure in the national media continue!
July has seen Environet featured in various commercial sector media.
July has been the best month ever for Environet’s coverage in the media.
A great end to a week of coverage across the national and regional BBC!
July is a great month for Environet on the BBC!
July continues to be a great month for media exposure!
So far this month Environet has been featured in more media than ever!
So you may have, or may have just discovered, Japanese knotweed on your property.
So you’ve discovered Japanese knotweed on your property and want to know what to do next - So you probably went to Google.
Today Environet reaches yet another milestone. Today we turn 21!
Japanese knotweed civil law suits are becoming ever more common.
There are a lot of companies claiming to be specialists.
Take a look at some of our recent press mentions.
Building and Engineer: It’s Knot a problem
Environet are featured in the latest issue of Building Engineer, published in April 2017.
Japanese knotweed, the UK’s the most destructive and invasive weed is spreading throughout the UK at an alarming rate.
It is that time of year again; new Japanese knotweed shoots have been spotted across the UK.
Japanese knotweed can make a site economically unviable to develop.
Robin Waistell v Network Rail Infrastructure Limited
The team at Environet are well placed in the market to offer expert advice when dealing with Japanese knotweed.
Japanese knotweed is the UK’s most aggressive and invasive plant, however it can be tricky to identify.
Another year has passed, making it over 20 years that we've now been in business.
Environet are featured in the latest issue of Your Build, published in December 2016.
Environet are featured in the latest issue of Building Engineer, published in December 2016.
Environet are featured in the latest issue of Brownfield Briefing, published in November 2016.
Japanese knotweed can be tricky to identify, even if you do know what to look for.
Japanese knotweed is featured in the October/November edition of Eco-Building News.
Japanese knotweed is featured in The Week magazine, published on 5th November 2016.
Trick or treat - don't be fooled, Japanese knotweed is still alive.
Have you booked your tickets yet?
Published on 11th October 2016 on The Business Magazine website.
Featured on 2nd October 2016 on Eagle Radio.
Published on 17th September 2016 in The Telegraph Magazine.
With over 20 years’ experience in removing Japanese knotweed, we are regularly featured in the press.
We will be exhibiting at the Build Show, part of UK Construction Week, at the NEC Birmingham from 18th-20th October.
It’s a question we’re often asked, and there is a very clear answer.
Finding Japanese knotweed on a property can halt a house sale.
You’ve discovered knotweed on your property and want to know what to do next.
A new warning has been issued to buyers of property about the ever increasing spread of Japanese knotweed.
Japanese knotweed can halt mortgage applications, so it’s important it’s identified correctly.
Published on 3rd June 2016 in First News, the only weekly newspaper for young people.
The RHS Chelsea Flower Show opens today until 28th May.
Stephanie Clark joins the Environet team as a Consultant for the London area.
Schools Eco-Innovation Scheme mentioned in the London Weekly News, 3rd May 2016.
There are various Japanese knotweed legal concerns that need to be taken into account.
Published on Friday 22nd April 2016 in the Surrey Advertiser, Guildford Edition.
Japanese knotweed (Fallopia Japonica), has earned itself a negative reputation in the UK.
Published on Thursday 7th April 2016 in the Coventry Observer.
Published on Thursday 7th April 2016 in the South Wales Evening Post.
An article on Japanese knotweed was published in the Evening Standard, on the 6th April.
“House value halved due to presence of Japanese knotweed”.
There are reports from various parts of Britain of knotweed shooting early this year.
We are pleased to announce that our patent application in Canada has been granted.
Japanese knotweed was first introduced in the UK as an ornamental plant.
It is a well-known fact that spring is one of the best times of year to sell a property.
As part of our service, we offer guidance for Professional Advisors.
Japanese knotweed can be controlled or removed in several ways.
January is traditionally the time of year when New Year’s resolutions are made.
As 2015 draws to a close, now is a good time to review our achievements over the last 12 months.
Last Thursday the Environet team met at a hotel in the middle of the picturesque Cotswolds.
Nic Seal and Mark Thompson attended the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) conference earlier this week.
As the year draws to a close, plans are made for what lies ahead.
On Tuesday 24th November at the QEII Conference Centre in Westminster, Environet will be exhibiting on Stand 10.
It is that time of year again when Japanese knotweed is dying away ready to spread its damage again in the spring.
We are delighted to launch the new Environet ' Schools Eco-Innovation Awards' Scheme, supported by Kevin McCloud, MBE.
Environet will be exhibiting on Stand B3/336 at UK Construction Week, NEC Birmingham from 6-8 October.
Environet will be speaking in conjunction with Acuity Real Estate and Waite & Co.
Environet has enhanced their patented Xtract™ machine.
One hears lots of horror stories about Japanese knotweed damaging property.
It's taken many years for the insurance market to wake up to the problem of Japanese knotweed.
Costs may be able to be reclaimed on remediated land.
Environet will be speaking at Grand Designs Live.
Japanese knotweed is back!
We recently attended a conference regarding new EU Legislation.
The Infrastructure Act 2015 was received Royal Assent on 12 February 2015.
Educating the nation on the truth about Japanese knotweed.
You might think the bigger the Japanese knotweed infestation the bigger the problem.
Looking ahead – Japanese knotweed solutions: January has just flown by, our busiest ever.
So what did we achieve in the battle against Japanese knotweed in 2014?
I am Mr Knotweed Seminar, (though I'm not the only one).
The Jeremy Vine Show (Radio 2) ran a feature on Japanese knotweed on Thursday 20th November
I'm not advocating you eat Japanese knotweed for breakfast!
The Home Office has issued guidance in relation to Japanese knotweed.
A recent story in the media talked about a property in South Wales.
Sadly not, it just ‘plays dead’ above ground.
The BBC consumer programme 'Rip Off Britain' broadcasted a story on Japanese knotweed
The other day I was asked whether Japanese knotweed causes global warming.
We are constantly being called for Japanese knotweed eradication.
Contrary to popular belief Japanese knotweed is not a notifiable weed.
Journalist Matt Rudd produced an excellent article on Japanese knotweed.
Japanese knotweed can create problems with those perfectly nice people next door.
“Does Japanese knotweed really cause damage to property, after all it’s only a weed.”
On 29th May 2014 we’ve finally moved to our new 6,500 sq ft premises, located between Guildford and Woking.
Environet was incorporated on 28th May 1996. That makes it our 18th birthday. Is that something to celebrate?
The awareness of Japanese knotweed seems to be growing as fast as the dreaded plant seems to spread.
Environet, who lead the fight against Japanese knotweed removal, have released a video.
WANTED – Across most counties and several newspapers –“Japanese knotweed”
Knotweed insurance backed guarantees (IBG) are required by most lenders in order to lend on property affected by Japanese knotweed.
Japanese Knotweed for much of the time attracts bad media and scare tactics. But is the plant that bad?
After years of research, the tiny sap sucking insect Aphalara itadori is about to be released into the environment.
Environet's Managing Director, Nic Seal, comments on the latest study conducted by AECOM and the University of Leeds.
Fewer than one fifth of people in Britain can identify Japanese knotweed
The findings of our annual Japanese knotweed awareness survey, undertaken on our behalf by YouGov, have been published today, following an exclusive article in the Daily Mail last weekend.
Leading Japanese knotweed removal firm Environet comments on the verdict of Network Rail’s appeal in the Waistell vs Network Rail case, announced today.
The Japanese knotweed encroachment case where claimants, homeowners Mr Waistell and Mr Williams, claimed against Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd in private nuisance was reinforced on 3rd July 2018, with the Court of Appeal unanimously dismissing Network Rail's appeal.