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  1. Just off junction 38 of the M1 Access for large vehicles
  2. Hi Wonky, I've looked into these before but I think they are just to incinerate the above ground growth. With Japanese Knotweed this is not the most viable part of the plant its the underground rhizome which is the real problem. I'm yet to see something which you can dump soil straight into and it comes out JK free. What we've done before is sift the rhizome out of the soil and then incinerate the rhizome on its own which works, however you cant guarantee that you got every bit of rhizome out during the sifting process so it still needs a warranty and monitoring for a number of years. There's also the environmental effect on the soil to consider if all the soil is incinerated. Every bit of good bacteria and insect will also be killed so the soil would be useless for anything other than fill.
  3. If that's the case Gary then I apologise. I must have misunderstood.
  4. The guy asked what sort of training is required to deal with Invasive Species. I was explaining that to offer a comprehensive service he would need to be able to offer an Insurance backed warranty. Agreed it was a bit of a rushed response however I was busy doing 'actual' work. What an aggressive response though Gary. It doesn't really attract people to want to be involved in your discussions. Although, here's a quote for you. "People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones"... What a ridiculous comment to make! It can withstand some surface heat from lava flow but If you excavate the rhizome and incinerate it properly its not going to grow back from ash!
  5. We are on a job in Somercotes and have a load of woodchip and logs to get rid of which are mainly conifer. Can anyone help with this or know of any green waste recycling centres locally that will take it? Thanks in advance. Dan K 07843 680483
  6. We specialise in Japanese Knotweed and other invasive weed eradication and have done for the last 10 years. We offer company backed warranties which allows us to monitor a site for a specified time and treat any re-growth. We are also part of INNSA (Invasive Non-native Specialists Association) and through this provide insurance backed warranties, this covers for another company to fulfil our obligations in the event that we ceased trading. Have a look at our website for further information www.nimrodltd.co.uk Thanks, Dan K
  7. One space left so act quickly. The course starts on the 1st October and runs up to 3rd, then the following week on the 6-7th, assessment days to follow. CS30, CS31 and wood chipper certificate. The course will take place in Haigh, just off junction 38 M1. Please PM for more details.
  8. Assessor Required for CS30/31 and Chipper We have a trainer lined up but require an assessor to come out to us and assess 4 lads. The site would be in between Wakefield and Barnsley just off Junction 38 of the M1. Postcode S75. Please contact Dan Kaye 01924 830961 or email [email protected] Thanks,
  9. Hi, We need 3 x small Sycamores chipping next week at the above postcode. They will be felled and processed already so just need to chip on-site and whoever does it can take the logs if they want. It will be max 2 hr job from arriving on-site as we'll have lads on-site to drag. Please call me to discuss a price as there's no point in us towing our chipper all the way down there. Thanks, Dan Godfrey 01924 830961 Dan Kaye 07843 680483
  10. Free lance trainer required to run CS30, 31 and Woodchipper from our premises in Barnsley. Please call to discuss rates and availability. 01924 830961 Thanks,
  11. Climber / Arborist to start ASAP – Must have qualifications CS 30, 31, as a minimum, + 38 & 39 ideally , including a full clean driving licence & transport. Subcontracted to begin with, scope in the future to go on the books. You must have relevant certification, be reliable, punctual and a team player. The job role is not limited to tree work and the successful candidate would also be expected to carry out varying tasks in the company such as Japanese Knotweed Eradication, General Landscaping & also be willing undertake further training. Rates of pay will depend on level of experience from £7.50 / £9.00 p/h. Some working away will be required. Email CV's to [email protected]
  12. Does anyone want or know who will take logs and chip from Stamford Hill, London? We can arrange for transport but need access for 20 ton tippers. The trees are London Plane and Sycamore. Thanks, Dan Godfrey 01924 830961
  13. Climber required tomorrow and possibly Tuesday in Middleton, Leeds to dismantle Lime trees. Will need experience in setting up lowering gear and CSCS card. £120 per day. Please call Dan on 07843 680483 asap. Thanks,

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