Once a claim for subsidence damage has been raised and Loss Adjusters or Loss Assessors have made an initial assessment as to the likelihood of trees or vegetation causing or contributing to the damage, they will instruct an appropriate company to carry out a subsidence tree survey.

We have nearly 20 years experience surveying trees & vegetation in relation to clay shrinkage subsidence events and employ staff with experience of many thousands of claims right across the UK.

We believe that the quality of the initial tree survey is paramount to the swift and effective management of vegetation related claims. All our survey staff are trained to gather the right information first time. This allows reports to be presented to the client / insured in a manner that allows them to identify straight away what the issues are and what the best recommendations are.

The statutory framework of legal protection for trees (Tree Preservation Orders, Conservation Areas, Hedgerow Regulations, Felling Licence requirements, planning conditions & local covenants) is a complex area of law that requires expert interpretation in respect of trees and subsidence. We are well placed to advise clients and homeowners on the implications of the statutory framework and what issues are likely to be faced in the management of claims.

Once a strategy for management of vegetation is agreed, we are more than happy to project manage mitigation programmes, from management of statutory controls procedures through to management of contractors and the design of replacement landscapes.

For more information on Tree Surveys For Subsidence Claims, or to discuss a specific project, contact our office on 0845 463 4404.