Pba Solutions (Landscape)

Invasive weed control, Japanese knotweed treatment and root barrier services for homeowners and property organisations in England and Wales

Liss, United KingdomFounded 1995pba-solutions.comWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09

About Pba Solutions (Landscape)

PBA Solutions provides surveys, management plans, treatment and removal for Japanese knotweed and other invasive weeds, alongside root barrier sales and installation. Services also include mortgage-compliance programmes and insurance-backed guarantees for knotweed work.

Its customers include homeowners, developers, councils, commercial property professionals and other organisations. The company also sells specialist root barrier products and provides consultancy and installation services.

Founded in 1995, PBA Solutions is headquartered in Liss and operates from bases in London, Dorset, Hampshire and the Midlands, serving most areas of England and Wales. It is a Property Care Association-accredited contractor.

Product: Invasive weed surveys, management plans, treatment and removal, mortgage-compliance services, and root barrier sales and installation.

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