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My neighbours tree is causing damage to my property. What can I do ?

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My neighbours tree is causing damage to my property. What can I do ?

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If you believe your property to be suffering direct or indirect damage by tree roots, you are best advised to consult an arboricultural consultant (tree care specialist) or a building surveyor. There will usually be evidence of damage such as deformation, bowing or cracking of walls, uneven surfacing or blocked drains. If this is the case you should notify your building insurer who may initiate further investigations and negotiate with the tree owner and their insurer. In cases where damage is proven, the tree owner is liable. See also Trees and structural damage.

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