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About EcoZap
Get to the Root of Your Problem
At Eco Zap, we specialize in effective invasive plant management, using environmentally friendly and chemical-free technology to tackle persistent threats like Japanese Knotweed and Giant Hogweed. Our innovative approach targets the roots of these invasive plants ensuring that neighbouring flora and wildflowers remain completely unharmed. This means that our treatments are safe for wildlife and the public immediately after application. Additionally, our product leaves no chemical residue, making it an ideal solution for use near water and other environmentally sensitive areas, including organic farming.
Our product works by utilizing a specialized electrode that, when it touches the stem of the invasive plant, allows energy to flow directly into the root system. The electrical current boils the root system, killing the plant instantly which then can be left in place to decompose naturally. This targeted approach guarantees that the invasive plant is effectively eliminated while keeping the surrounding environment safe.
Treat Invasive & Native Weeds
Eco Zap offers chemical free weed treatment designed for
large parks, gardens and estates. It uses electricity to provide
targeted control of weeds including invasive species such as
Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia japonica) and Giant Hogweed
(Heracleum mantegazzianum).
Safe & Sustainable Chemical-Free
Our treatment leaves no chemical residues allowing you to safely treat near water and environmentally sensitive areas, all while leaving the area safe for wildlife and the public immediately after treatment.
Gardens, Parks & Green Spaces
Our technology used is a great
choice for invasive weed control, spot weeding in parks and various green areas. Target only the weeds, leaving other plants, flora and beneficial wildflowers completely unharmed.
Testimonials
"We are seeing massive savings by using Electro lance. We are able to use a smaller operational team, we are clearing areas with fewer treatments, and we don't have to dispose of the Japanese Knotweed – we can leave it in situ to compost down."
Craig Ward, Transport for London