Hello, today I’m going to talk about Flood Risk Assessments, what they are and why they are needed. If you’re planning a new development you may need to do a flood risk assessment as part of your planning application.

High levels of radon can be found in buildings of any type, size or location. Radon Awareness week from Monday 4th November get the facts then act

Do I Need A Flood Risk Assessment? Planning a Development Within a Flood Risk Area? Then You’ll Need a Flood Risk Assessment. A Flood Risk Assessment, also known as a FRA, is a report that details the main flood risks to a development site. It can also provide recommendations for mitigating measures to alleviate the impact of flooding to the site and surrounding area. The scope and details of the Flood Risk Assessments will vary depending on the size and topography of the site, and which Flood Zone the site lies within.

Earth Environmental is working with a client to provide a remediation method statement with supervision and validation of a contaminated dig in the area of Bath. This Brownfield site has development proposals for approximately 150 residential properties

On Friday 8th November 2019 join Earth Environmental & Geotechnical team and industry experts, to access their expertise on developing Brownfield sites.

Ecotrak® allows for assessment of radon soil gas. Ecotrak® enables developers to decide whether a NEW residential or commercial property requires radon mitigation measures

As part of a planning application, we developed a Coal Mining Risk Assessment, which highlighted the presence of a suspected abandoned mine shaft on neighbouring land, but close to the development (residential) site boundary.

A Coal Mining Risk Assessment identified the potential presence of shallow coal mineworkings beneath the site, associated with two southerly dipping coal seams

After some rebuilding of the team towards the back-end of 2017 things finished well as the newly gelled larger team were kept very busy up until finishing for the Christmas period.

Simon was brought up in the market town of Trowbridge in Wiltshire, where he developed a keen interest in rugby, going on to captain the town 1st XV and later coaching the 1st XV and various youth teams.

Mathew is a very experienced Civil Engineer who started his career with BNFL and has a strong background in the investigation, assessment and remediation of asbestos contaminated sites. He has previously worked for a number of large consultancy practices and Stockport Borough Council.

Earth Environmental & Geotechnical’s recently opened southern office is generating a lot of interest and has exceeded expectations by over 50% in the first month of trading. Secured contracts at this early stage have included Phase…

One of our Company Directors, Liz Czarnecki, is going to be taking part in the upcoming BUPA Great Manchester 10K Run, in the hopes of raising money for the charity BrainTrust. She’s running as part of a 40 strong team, in support of a…

Pierce, the Blackburn-based business advisory and accountancy group, has been chosen to support a recently established business in its ambitious growth plans. Earth Environmental & Geotechnical, headquartered in Stockport and with an…