Can bamboo really take hold of your commercial or development site?

Even though bamboo is a commonly found plant and adds a great look to a lot of developments, it can be a pain to deal with if the roots are left unchecked.

Powerful bamboo roots can make their way through gaps in concrete and have similar damaging effects as Japanese knotweed if they’re not treated by a bamboo removal specialist.

Getting rid of bamboo is a job for a professional contractor. They’ll make sure the problem is fully dealt with before you move on with the rest of your project.

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When will it be seen?

  • Bamboo is generally found all year round but will do most of its growth from April-June. 

What does it look like?

  • Bamboo rarely flowers so it’s difficult to rely on these to identify the plants.
  • The roots will be the easiest way to identify bamboo species – a professional contractor will be able to help you with removing bamboo roots.

Why is it a problem?

  • If not kept in check, bamboo can outgrow its boundaries and start colonising other areas.
  • Can cause damage to concrete paths and even make its way into your home.

We provide bamboo removal services all over the country with offices in London, Leeds, Birmingham, Liverpool, Hull, Manchester, Bristol, Newcastle, Sheffield, Cardiff & Bury St Edmunds.

We’re on the other end of the phone if you have any questions or concerns about bamboo removal or any other invasive weed issue.

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With more than 10 years of experience in the industry, we’re experts in professional bamboo removal. That means we’re there to help and advise you on any invasive bamboo removal.

We’re one of few contractors to be accredited with both INNSA and PCA and we always work to the highest standards and codes of practice.

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