Garden, tree and ecology specialists in Coventry
Through our partner network, Beatrice Vasey introduces people in Coventry to one vetted specialist for each of the services below. Each business pays us a referral fee; you never pay us anything.
Specialists we cover in Coventry
Japanese knotweed treatment
Surveys, herbicide programmes and excavation, with management plans for a sale or mortgage. Read about Japanese knotweed treatment in Coventry, including local rules and typical costs.
Bat surveys
Preliminary roost assessments and emergence surveys for planning applications. Read about bat surveys in Coventry, including local rules and typical costs.
Ecological surveys
Preliminary ecological appraisals, biodiversity net gain and protected species surveys. Read about ecological surveys in Coventry, including local rules and typical costs.
Tree surveys
BS 5837 surveys for planning, condition surveys and mortgage tree reports. Read about tree surveys in Coventry, including local rules and typical costs.
Tree surgeons
Pruning, crown reductions, felling and stump grinding by qualified, insured tree surgeons. Read about tree surgery in Coventry, including local rules and typical costs.
Landscapers
Patios, paths, fencing, turf and planting, from a single job to a full garden build. Read about landscaping in Coventry, including local rules and typical costs.
Coventry at a glance
- Council
- Planning applications are decided by Coventry City Council.
- Protected trees
- Protected trees appear on Coventry City Council's planning map, but it isn't a formal confirmation, so check with the tree preservation officer at treesplanning@coventry.gov.uk.
- Nature recovery
- Coventry is covered by the West Midlands Local Nature Recovery Strategy (published November 2025).
- Japanese knotweed
- Coventry City Council can serve a community protection notice, but only where knotweed is spreading significantly, the owner is taking no action and the complainant has first written to them twice, four weeks apart.
- Local wildlife records
- Warwickshire Biological Records Centre holds the local species records ecologists use.
Nearby, we also cover Birmingham, Leicester and Nottingham.