Removal of Trespassers

Price:

£999

VAT will be added at checkout

What Our Service Includes:

• Rapid response teams available for deployment across the UK
• Full site assessment to evaluate the situation and plan accordingly
• Legal compliance verification ensuring all actions follow proper protocol
• Professional enforcement agents trained in conflict management
• Evidence gathering for potential legal proceedings
• Clean site handover once trespassers are removed
• Prevention measures to deter future trespassing attempts

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Swift, Legal Solutions for Unwanted Occupants

Shergroup’s Trespasser Removal Service provides swift, legal solutions to remove unwanted occupants from your property. Our fixed-fee service includes rapid response teams, full site assessment, and implementation of prevention measures to secure your property against future intrusions.

When trespassers occupy your property, quick and legally-compliant action is essential. Our specialist teams provide efficient services to remove trespassers from property while ensuring full legal compliance and minimizing property damage.

Product Details

Service	Trespasser Removal Service
Category	High Court Enforcement Solutions
Price	£999

How It Works

Commercial Lease Forfeiture Service

• The process begins with a thorough assessment of your commercial property situation and verification of lease terms
• Our legal team prepares all necessary documentation to ensure the forfeiture process is legally compliant
• Notice is served to the tenant following proper legal protocols
• Professional enforcement agents are dispatched to peacefully secure the premises
• Property is secured with new locks and security measures to prevent re-entry
• Full documentation of the process is provided, including evidence collection for potential court proceedings
• Post-forfeiture property inspection is conducted with comprehensive reporting
• Security measures are implemented to protect the vacant property until new tenancy

Customer Questions & Answers

What is commercial lease forfeiture?

Commercial lease forfeiture is the legal process by which a landlord terminates a lease due to tenant breach of terms, typically for non-payment of rent or other serious violations of the lease agreement.

How long does the commercial lease forfeiture process take?

The timeframe varies depending on the specific circumstances, but our rapid response teams aim to complete the forfeiture process efficiently, often within 7-14 days from initial consultation to property securing.

Is lease forfeiture the same as eviction?

While similar, forfeiture specifically applies to commercial properties where a landlord exercises their right to terminate a lease agreement due to tenant breach. Eviction is a broader term that applies to both residential and commercial removals.

What happens to the tenant’s possessions during forfeiture?

Tenants’ possessions are documented and safely secured. The law requires landlords to follow specific procedures regarding abandoned goods, which our team will manage in full compliance with legal requirements.

Can a tenant prevent forfeiture once the process has begun?

Yes, tenants can apply for “relief from forfeiture” through the courts. This is why proper legal protocol is crucial throughout the process, which our service ensures.

Do I need a court order before proceeding with lease forfeiture?

In many cases, commercial lease forfeiture can proceed without a court order if executed correctly. Our service includes legal verification to determine the appropriate procedure for your specific situation.

What makes Shergroup’s Commercial Lease Forfeiture Service different?

Our service combines legal expertise with trained enforcement agents, providing a comprehensive solution that ensures proper procedure, minimizes property damage, and includes preventative measures to secure your property afterward.

What are the costs beyond the fixed fee?

The £799 plus VAT covers standard forfeiture cases. Additional costs may apply for complex situations, extensive security requirements, or if court applications become necessary. All potential additional costs will be clearly communicated before proceeding.