Sir Lowry’s Pass Village sits at the foot of the mountain pass of the same name, a small, more rural community compared to the larger towns of Somerset West and Strand nearby. Properties here often border mountain slopes, and vegetation tends to be a mix of planted trees and natural mountainside growth.
Given the proximity to the pass and surrounding mountainside, we pay attention to both standard garden trees and any vegetation that could affect access roads or property boundaries. The village’s more rural setting means some properties have larger, less formally landscaped tree cover than the tidier suburban gardens closer to the coast.
We’re careful to distinguish planted garden trees from naturally occurring mountainside vegetation when assessing boundary work here.
Whatever the scale of the job, we start every Sir Lowry’s Pass Village assessment with a free, honest on-site visit.