Bailiff Services in Wales
UK Bailiff Services provides rapid, lawful enforcement throughout Wales — including Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham, Newport, Bangor, and rural areas. We support commercial landlords, housing providers, local authorities, and private landowners.
Our Bailiff Services in Wales
- Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (CRAR)
- Lease Forfeiture
- Eviction of Travellers & Trespassers
- Eviction from Temporary Housing
- Removal of Abandoned Vehicles
- Section 146 Notices
- Removal of Illegally Grazing Horses
- K9 Security & Dog Handlers
Why Choose UK Bailiff Services?
- ✔ Same-day attendance across South, Mid & North Wales
- ✔ All agents are fully certificated and insured
- ✔ Fixed-fee options for CRAR and common law eviction
- ✔ Trusted by landlords, estate managers, and councils
Call us on 0330 133 1818 or use our secure online form to instruct a certificated enforcement agent in Wales.
Wales Bailiffs – Frequently Asked Questions
Do you operate across the whole of Wales?
Yes. We provide enforcement services across South, Mid and North Wales — including Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Bangor, and rural areas.
Are your enforcement agents certificated?
Yes. All our agents are court-certificated under the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 and comply with enforcement regulations.
Can you carry out CRAR in Wales?
Yes. We carry out Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (CRAR) in Wales without needing a court order, provided the lease is purely commercial.
What is your response time for urgent enforcement?
We can usually attend within 2–24 hours. Cardiff, Newport, Swansea and Wrexham often qualify for same-day service.
Do you carry out traveller evictions in Wales?
Yes. We serve Common Law notices and carry out evictions of travellers or trespassers from private land, with police attendance if needed.
Can you enforce lease forfeiture in Wales?
Yes. We peaceably re-enter commercial premises for lease forfeiture, in accordance with the terms of the lease and UK property law.
Do you remove abandoned vehicles in Wales?
Yes. We arrange for removal of abandoned vehicles from private land across Wales in line with DVLA and environmental guidance.
Is a court order always required for eviction?
No. Under Common Law, we can remove trespassers without a court order. However, some circumstances may require a Part 55 possession order.
Do you notify the police before enforcement?
Yes. We notify the relevant Welsh police force prior to enforcement activity and coordinate attendance where appropriate.
How can I instruct you?
You can instruct us online using our secure form, or call 0330 133 1818 for urgent support.
