Find a business that fits your yard.
A landscaper's trailers. A contractor's materials. A place to keep equipment between jobs. Your yard could suit a business without becoming a business you have to run.
You may only have an edge to spare, or need the whole yard back at busy times. Tell us what could be available. We look for a business that can work around it.
A useful fit starts with your working day.
You may need the entrance clear, access limited to weekdays, or the yard back for part of the year. Those conditions belong at the start. We look for a business that can work within them.
What makes a use fit here?
- Access:
- the vehicle route, gates, turning space and the times vehicles can arrive.
- Surface and drainage:
- the load and activity proposed, the condition of the surface and where water goes.
- Security and neighbours:
- boundaries, lighting, nearby homes and the effect of the proposed use.
- Permission and responsibilities:
- the intended use, any consents or professional checks, insurance, works and who handles them.
Three possible uses, three different questions.
Illustrative possibilities, not current enquiries or assessed sites.
- Trailers and materials:
- could a trade business keep its own equipment here within your access rules?
- Vehicle and plant storage:
- do the surface, security and vehicle movements suit the proposed activity?
- A contractor's compound:
- can its operating hours, facilities and length of stay work alongside your own use?
Start with what you know.
Rough dimensions and dates are enough for a first conversation. Your free Asset Passport follows that conversation, by a date we agree. Nothing gives a business access until the terms are agreed.
Detailed Passport intake
Start the detailed Passport intakeWe assess land across Northern England, with first arrangements in the North East. Elsewhere in the UK? Tell us anyway.