Win work from tree preservation order planning applications

Any application for consent to cut, prune, reduce or fell a tree protected by an order counts. So does work to trees in conservation areas, where owners must give the council notice before they start. Each one is a job with a named site and a clear scope, and you see it before the owner has chosen a contractor.

Pruning and crown work puts a quote in your hands this week

Crown reductions, crown lifts, thinning and deadwood removal are the bread and butter of TPO tree works. The owner has already described the job in the application, so you price it from the description, call with a firm figure and book it in for the day consent lands.

Felling applications bring removal, stump grinding and replanting

When an owner applies to fell, the council expects a replacement tree in return. That is one application carrying three jobs: the felling, the stump and the new planting. Land all three with one call.

Root and building works open the door to the whole project

Extensions, new homes and driveways near a protected tree need root protection, ground protection and careful excavation. These applications tell you a build is coming, so builders, groundworkers and suppliers get in before the main contract is let.

Subsidence cases reward the fastest response

When a protected tree is blamed for damage to a building, the application sets out the evidence and the works sought. The owner wants the problem solved quickly, and the contractor who answers first takes the job from survey to repair.

Every business that works on a protected tree, or builds beside one, wins by seeing the application before the owner picks a team.

Tree surgeons fill their diary months ahead

You see the job, the address and the scope on day one. Call the owner, quote first and slot the work in for the day consent arrives. Quiet weeks disappear when you know where your next jobs are.

Arboricultural consultants win the report that gets consent granted

Councils want evidence: tree surveys, condition reports, impact assessments and method statements. Spot an owner applying without a professional behind them and offer the report that turns a weak application into an approval.

Builders and groundworkers land the project behind the tree

A tree order application for root works next to a planned extension tells you a build is coming. Reach the owner and the agent before the main contract is let and you are on the shortlist from the start.

Landscapers and nurseries supply the replacement planting

Every approved felling carries a replanting duty. Offer the replacement tree, the planting and the aftercare in one package and win work the owner has to commission.

Manufacturers and suppliers sell into the specification

Protective fencing, ground protection, root barriers, cellular confinement systems, tree guards and hire equipment all go onto these sites. Reach the contractor and the designer early and your product is written into the job.

Architects and planning consultants win the wider scheme

Protected trees on a development plot signal an owner who needs design and planning advice. Be the first professional they speak to and you lead the whole project.

Leads emails you every new planning application that matches your keywords, the day councils publish it, in one email a day. Watch the whole of the UK or the patches you work: up to 5 areas, each a radius of up to 75 miles from a postcode or town, or a whole council.

Every lead gives you what you need to make the call

Each lead carries:

• the planning reference and site address
• the council and the description of the work
• the application type, key dates and decision status
• a link to the council's own record
• the applicant, agent firm and business contact wherever the council publishes them

You know where the tree is, what the owner wants and who to speak to before you pick up the phone.

The full record is yours to search

Leads includes everything in Research. Search 2.3 million planning applications from 400+ councils across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, cut straight to the jobs you want with advanced filters and export them to CSV for your own records and campaigns.

One clear price wins you a stream of jobs

Leads costs £49 + VAT a month. A single tree job won covers it, and every lead after that is work in your diary.

Homeowners watch their own street for free

Keeping an eye on one address, postcode, town or council? Anyone can get free email alerts for planning applications nearby, so you know the moment a neighbour applies to work on a protected tree.