Tree Preservation Orders
Protected trees don’t have to halt development progress
Even trees covered by a Tree Preservation Order
or those in a conservation area can be removed
with a suitable arboricultural assessment.
Getting an expert in early will minimise potential delays
at a later stage and save you time and money.
Ignore planning permission at your peril
Ignoring planning permission to remove protected trees or make appropriate provisions for trees on or close to a development site can leave developers with substantial fines, delays ot developments and damage a long earnt reputation. Is it really worth the risk when the alternative can be much more rewarding.
Cider making and tree wine
What better way to enjoy the warm summer months in England than to enjoy a cool refreshing glass of cider, particularly if you’ve made it yourself.
Experimenting with cider making has given us an exciting insight into trees and we’re now going to try our hand at tree wine. Follow our progress here.
Expert arboricultural advice for architects, developers and homeowners
Experience and expertise
Challice Consulting has over twenty years’ consultancy experience providing expert advice on trees and tree management. Working with a wide-range of clients from architects, developers, planners and individuals we have gained valuable insights which inform our recommendations.
Effective business solutions
Our consultants understand the value of timely and effective tree management solutions to protect commercial, personal and social investments. Our solutions encompass a range of services from a single tree survey to major tree-scaping proposals for developers and architects.
Added-value consulting
Challice consultants add value during the tree management process recognising the importance of trees in built environments – their asset value in line with local authority planners and appreciating the economic and ergonomic benefits required by architects and developers.
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