Ten services. One joined-up view of the ground.
A project may need one service or several. The scope should follow the evidence and the proposed development, not a standard sequence of reports. We only recommend the next step where the evidence justifies it.
When the deal sets the clock.
Acquisitions, disposals, refinancing and lease events need environmental risk separated from background noise, quickly and in terms lenders, insurers and solicitors can act on.
Four stages. Stop as early as the evidence allows.
Planning conditions follow the Environment Agency’s LCRM framework. Most sites don’t need every stage, and a good consultant tells you when you can stop.
Phase 1 Environmental Assessment
Establish whether the site’s history creates a credible risk, and whether investigation is justified.
Site Investigation / Phase 2
Resolve the uncertainties that matter to the proposed development.
Remediation
Define proportionate measures for the risks that genuinely need action.
Verification
Establish and compile the evidence needed to close out remediation.
When the question is specific.
Foundations, drainage, groundwater, gas protection and mining stability each pose a defined question. These services answer it with design-ready evidence, alongside or independently of the contaminated land process.
Environmental and ground-risk support through the development lifecycle.
Projects rarely follow a fixed sequence. We scope investigations around the decision that needs to be made, whether that is acquiring a site, securing planning, resolving a design uncertainty or discharging a condition.
Get a quote for your site.
Send us the address and what you’re planning. A senior consultant will reply with a quote and the right first step, usually within one working day.