Extra High Voltage (EHV) Compensation
If Extra High Voltage infrastructure is on your land, you could be entitled to significant compensation.
Extra High Voltage (EHV) transmission infrastructure forms part of the National Grid network, carrying electricity across long distances through large pylons and overhead transmission lines. These installations are often located on or near private land, including farmland, residential property and commercial sites.
Because of their size and operational requirements, EHV structures can affect property in a number of ways, including:
Restrictions on how land can be used or developed
Visual impact from large pylons and overhead lines
Access requirements for inspection, maintenance or repairs
Limitations when selling or developing the property
Where EHV apparatus affects your property, you may be entitled to a lump sum payment or other compensation. However, many property owners are unaware of their rights or the full value of what may be available.
How Taylor Walton Helps Property Owners
Taylor Walton specialises exclusively in electrical apparatus compensation claims. Our experienced team works with property owners across the UK to assess whether infrastructure on or near their land qualifies for compensation.
We review existing agreements, determine your position and manage the entire process on your behalf. This includes negotiating directly with electricity companies to ensure your interests are properly represented.
Our aim is to make the process straightforward while securing the strongest possible outcome for your property.
Start with a simple eligibility check
If extra high voltage pylons or transmission lines are located on or near your property, you may have a valid claim. Check your eligibility today to find out where you stand.