NON-RESIDUAL  TOTAL  HERBICIDES

A non-residual total herbicide is used for various reasons; it’s mostly used to keep on top of perennial weeds on hard surfaces. Weed Management applies non-residual total herbicides at sites such as kerb and channels, power stations, schools (all our operators have CRB checks) and industrial estates for various local authorities and housing associations.
Other non-residual total herbicide treatments are for invasive weeds such as Japanese Knotweed, Himalayan Balsam and Giant Hogweed. Specific products are safe for use near water courses or ornamental flowers / shrubberies.

Some sports pitches need to be re-instated or renovated at the end of a tough season and therefore a non-residual total herbicide is required to help with site preparation.

So, let us control the weeds on your site using glyphosate - a non residual translocated herbicide.




Please contact us if you would like to speak to a representative.
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"Weed [noun] - a plant, especially a wild plant, growing where it is not wanted"
"Management [noun] - the act of handling or controlling something successfully"