Nic Seal, CEnv, FIEMA
Following a degree in Environmental Science from the University of London, Nic started Environet in 1996. Since then it has grown to become one of the major players in the field of Japanese knotweed, thanks to a very loyal client base and the commitment and dedication of his team. Earlier this year the company became 100% employee owned.
Determined to reduce the company’s environmental and carbon footprint , Nic pioneered the Xtract™ method and machinery for excavating Japanese knotweed, which continues to be recognised as the most environmentally-friendly method available for use on development sites and residential properties.
Visit: www.environetuk.com or connect with Nic on LinkedIn.
Japanese knotweed is the most invasive plant in the UK and due to the legal framework in place to protect homebuyers, it is a problem that conveyancers are often required to confront. The risks the
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