Agricultural Valuers provide clients with professional advice and valuation expertise on a wide range of issues affecting the countryside.
They have a thorough knowledge of country life, understand the relevant law, keep abreast of government regulations and have a strong sense of practicality in times when there are many new or increasing pressures on and opportunities in the countryside. At all times they act professionally and focus on adding value to their clients.
Types of work often include...
Sales and LettingsSales, purchase and lettings of farms, estates, houses, commercial premises and land.
Tax PlanningAdvice on rural taxation and finance, including income and capital taxes.
Government SchemesPayments and grants, applications and advice.
AuctionsProperty, livestock, machinery and equipment auctions.
ValuationsValuation of farms, estates, houses, commercial premises and land.
Joint VenturesPreparing contract farming, share faming and other agreements.
CompensationCompulsory purchase and compensation claims, including water and gas pipelines, road and rail schemes and electricity wayleaves.
PlanningPreparing advice, applications, site promotion and appeals.
DiversificationProviding advice, grant/finance applications and any planning issues.
Renewable EnergyAdvising on renewable energy projects including wind, solar, water, biofuels and biomass.
TelecomsAdvice on agreements relating to telecommunication masts and broadband cables.
Dispute ResolutionArbitration and dispute settlements, mediation, independent experts, evidence preparation and hearings.
Estate ManagementManagement of rural property and business.
Strategic Business AdviceStrategic business advice, planning and identifying opportunities.
EnvironmentAdvice on government schemes, natural capital, biodiversity, soils, water and climate change.