High Voltage (HV) Compensation
If High Voltage equipment is located on your land, you may be entitled to compensation.
High Voltage (HV) electricity infrastructure forms part of the distribution network that carries power from major transmission lines to local substations and communities. This equipment is commonly found on or near private land, including residential properties, farmland and commercial sites.
High Voltage apparatus can affect property in a number of ways, including:
- Wooden poles, H-poles or twin poles positioned on your land
- Overhead power lines crossing gardens, fields or boundaries
- Stay wires or supporting structures anchored within your property
- Access requirements for electricity companies to inspect or maintain equipment
Where HV infrastructure is installed on or near your property, electricity companies may be required to compensate the landowner for the use of that land. In many cases, property owners are unaware that compensation may be available.
How Taylor Walton Helps Property Owners
Taylor Walton specialises exclusively in electrical apparatus compensation claims. Our experienced team assesses whether High Voltage equipment on or near your property qualifies for compensation.
We review existing wayleave agreements or easements, establish your legal position and manage the entire process on your behalf. Our team negotiates directly with electricity companies to ensure your claim is handled professionally and that the strongest possible settlement is achieved.
We aim to make the process simple and stress-free while protecting the interests of property owners.
Start with a simple eligibility check
If high voltage poles or overhead power lines are located on or near your property, you may have a valid claim. Check your eligibility today to see whether you could be entitled to compensation.