You look after land as well as buildings. SAMRISK draws your trees, boundaries and buried services on the map, with their clocks.

Illustrative
General information as at October 2026. Not legal advice; check the regulation or ask a competent person.
Take reasonable care that people on your land are safe: trees, paths, structures and water.
Grounds and trees, site risksGet consent before working on a protected tree; the council has eight weeks to decide. Give six weeks’ notice for trees in a conservation area.
Tree preservation ordersTell the planning authority before removing most countryside hedgerows.
Grounds and trees, documentsFind out what is under the ground before anyone digs, and control the digging.
Buried servicesDischarge the conditions on a consent before the stage they apply to, and keep to them after.
PlanningWhere a development’s net gain is on your land, create and manage the habitat for at least 30 years and report on it.
Biodiversity net gainKnow your title and easements, and keep public rights of way open.
Boundaries and titleIllustrative
Mon 26 Oct
Tree inspection along the bridleway: two oaks need crown work.
TRE-0112Tue 27 Oct
One oak is protected. The consent application goes in; the eight-week clock starts.
TPO-0042Wed 28 Oct
A contractor asks to dig for a water pipe. The permit waits for the service drawings.
DIG-0031Thu 29 Oct
Condition 7 on the barn conversion is discharged.
PLN-0015Fri 30 Oct
Monitoring visit to the wildflower meadow for the year 2 report.
BNG-0003The tools for you
A starting set. Add or remove any tool in the kit; the price changes with it.
Try other sets in the kit pickerA month£226
The cheapest plan for 4 buildings, 12 sites and 20 people. Prices as set in October 2026; see pricing for the current figures.
Real screens
The example estate; records are illustrative.