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Developers, contractors, freeholders, managing agents and leaseholders: a few details are enough for us to look at what a crane may affect and explain what happens next.

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What can we help with?

A crane on a development I am working on Developers, contractors and project managers A development or crane planned near my property Freeholders, managing agents, residents’ management companies and leaseholders Something else A schedule of condition, a general question, anything else

Site or property address, or a project reference

The development nearby (if you know it)

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Worth including

If you are building:

The site address or planning reference
Crane positions, jib lengths and the programme, if known

If a development or crane is planned near your property:

Your property address
The development nearby, if you know it
Whether you are a freeholder, a managing agent or a leaseholder

Before you get in touch

All questions

How early should we contact you?

As early as possible, ideally once the crane positions are known and before the main contractor is appointed. Infrastructure approvals can take months, and owners who hear about a crane early have time to consider the proposal and take advice.

Who does Aerovax act for?

Aerovax provides project coordination and liaison services to developers and property owners. Our role, responsibilities, fees and any conflicts of interest are agreed transparently for each engagement, and we tell everyone we deal with who we are working for. Property owners remain free to obtain independent legal and technical advice.

What we do, and what we do not

Who pays for an oversail licence?

Usually the developer or contractor who needs the crane pays any licence fee, and owners often ask for their reasonable survey and legal costs to be met as well. That is a matter of negotiation rather than a rule. We aim to agree arrangements under which the developer funds reasonable survey and legal costs, subject to negotiation and the terms agreed for each project.

Which areas do you cover?

We focus on Manchester city centre, Salford and Trafford, and the rest of Greater Manchester. We can also support projects elsewhere in the UK.