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UK tree law specialists, dealing in all tree disputes from damage, crime and planning to advice and contract support.
Unit Platform 11, Engine Room, Innovation Quarter, The Waterside, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, CF62 5QL, Vale of Glamorgan, United Kingdom
Great practical and written advice, Sarah is an expert in her area of expertise, and helped to navigate me through a tricky situation which helped me to get the outcome I was seeking and avoided protracted ongoing discussion.
No hesitation in recommending Sarah at Tree Law. We received a demand from a neighbour's insurer to remove a much loved tree that they suspected was causing property damage though water extraction from the soil. Sarah quickly pointed out the lack of any legal evidence plus errors and omissions in their reports. Not only did the insurers immediately back down, but offered an apology for the inconvenience caused!
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