Trees in relation to development and construction
Whether applying to build a single storey extension or a 250 house development trees within and adjoining the site are intrinsic considerations of the planning process.
Early advice on the potential constraints trees may represent can assist in the design process and increase the potential of a successful outcome. Appropriately retained trees can significantly contribute to the setting and value of a development.

Detailed trees assessments to conform with BS5837:2012 requirements can ensure that the right trees are retained within a development and are an asset, not a hindrance to the proposals.
Arboricultural Implication Assessments and Arboricultural Method Statements complying with Council requirements and tailored to a client’s specific needs on a site by site basis can demonstrate how tree-related issues can be correctly addressed through design and the latest technical innovations.
All assessment and reports, including any liaison with Council representatives, are undertaken by Tim Laddiman, Chartered Arboriculturist. With 30 years’ experience of providing advice, the client is guaranteed to get a tailored, personal service, rather than having their project passed on to junior, less experienced staff, as can occur with larger consultancies.
