Japanese knotweed disposal services in York
York’s two rivers, the Ouse and the Foss, flood regularly, and floodwater is one of the ways knotweed moves. It grows along both, on the strays and ings beside them and on railway land around the station, where one of the largest brownfield sites in the north of England is being developed.
For householders and builders in the city, we take care of the waste once it has been dug out: an authorised destination, a registered carrier and a covered vehicle.