Whether you’re planning to build a new home or extend an existing one, the presence of trees on site can be something of a headache. Even if they’re located well beyond the footprint of the proposed building, they can still be a source of trouble. So it’s important for you to have a clear plan of action to deal with any errant trees, thickets or coppices on site before finalising your design.
THE RISKS
Artists’ impressions depicting prospective developments often feature resplendent ranks of trees that enhance the project’s architectural impact. So where it’s possible to retain leafy arboricultural assets on site they can often be deployed creatively, adding to the building’s appeal and value. On the other side of the coin, trees located in close proximity to buildings can pose a variety
