Affected by an Infrastructure Project? Know Your Rights. Expert advice and representation for property owners impacted by infrastructure developments
If your property is affected by infrastructure works, such as new roads, electric lines, underground cables, pipelines, or flood alleviation schemes, you may be entitled to compensation. Often, claimants are eligible for more than initially offered, and in most cases, professional fees are covered by the infrastructure provider. Our specialist team offers no-obligation advice to help you understand your rights and secure fair compensation.
Services we offer:
We provide expert guidance across a range of infrastructure-related matters:
- Wayleaves & Easements Negotiating utility rights over your land, electricity, gas, water, solar, telecoms, with terms that reflect the true impact.
- Compulsory Purchase Representing your interests throughout the entire acquisition process.
- Compensation & Valuation Assessing disruption, access limitations, and reduced land value to secure appropriate compensation.
- Infrastructure Diversions Relocating utility constraints that hinder access, development, or land value.
- Temporary Land Use & Access Requests Ensuring fair compensation for short-term land use and access agreements.
- Public Works Impact Advising on compensation rights related to roads, railways, and flood protection schemes.
Why Choose Carter Jonas:
- National coverage with 34 offices, including 9 in central London
- Decades of experience in infrastructure and land advisory
- No-obligation initial consultations
- Fees often covered by the infrastructure provider
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With over 30 years’ property experience, Steve Hopley has worked across both the public and private sectors delivering innovative estates and regeneration strategies, initiatives and projects. He joins from Amey Plc where he held the role of Estates Director – Consulting Property. At Carter Jonas, Steve is tasked with further developing the firm’s full-service capabilities across its infrastructure and energy network with a particular focus on the North West of England.
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