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Environet marks 30 years in business, solving over 8,500 invasive plant cases

Nic Seal, founder of Environet, said: “It’s been incredible to see Environet lead the growth in the industry over the past 30 years."

Environet 30th birthday
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Environet has marked 30 years in business, having solved over 8,500 invasive plant problems since starting in 1996. 

Nic Seal, founder of Environet, started the company after noticing Japanese knotweed appearing on development sites, and after his own research, saved a national developer over £500,000 on a site in Wales. 

Seal said: “We’ve come a long way since the 1990s when hardly anyone had heard of Japanese knotweed and finding chemicals that would kill the plant was a matter of trial and error. 

“It’s been incredible to see Environet lead the growth in the industry over the past 30 years, helping homeowners and businesses across the country tackle all kinds of invasive plants with calm professionalism and genuine expertise.”

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Emily Grant, director of operations at Environet, said: “It’s been quite a journey from a kitchen table start up into a national company serving customers in every corner of the UK, whilst staying true to our Surrey roots. 

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“We can’t wait to see what the next 30 years brings.”

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