Basement Impact Assessment

Basement impact is the situation that occurs due to moving groundwater water through the soil will affect land and property conditions. A Basement impact assessment evaluates risks of slope stability problems by including a desk study to validate the site's history, explore hydro-geological and conditions, and surface flood risk. The basement impact assessment takes care of the geological and hydro-geological conditions of the area and other potential risks such as drainage, flooding, groundwater quality. Basement changes can add valuable space to your property or development, but ensure that the proposed basement development is appropriate. Basement Impact Assessment understands the sites' geological and hydro-geological conditions and other possible risks like drainage, flooding, groundwater quality. Earth Environmental & Geotechnical's team of experts prepare Basement Impact Assessments (BIA) report to support your planning application. For more details, kindly visit: https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/basement-impact-assessment/

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Site Investigation

Site investigation is a procedure guided by strong and well-defined security practices, with site-specific objective statements and risk assessments provided. A site investigation is the initial stage in establishing an on-site investigation service. Subsurface site investigations are essential to the site's Geo-Environmental status report. It addresses any landfill/gas issue. Earth Environmental has extensive experience in geotechnical, mining, and environmental site inspections. Visit https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/site-investigation/ to learn more about our services and procedures. https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/conducting-site-investigations/

Phase 1 Desk Study

A phase 1 desk study 's primary purpose is to detect possible dangers and a lack of safety measures on the construction site. The Phase 1 desk study yields a comprehensive report which details every aspect of the research process. Each phase 1 desk research report includes a walkover survey of the site. Site examination built with existing data on the site's ecology, geology, hydrogeology, and mining frameworks. To learn more, visit http s://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/phase-1-desk-study/ .

Flood Risk Assessment

The term " flood risk assessment " (FRA) refers to a process that identifies the potential causes, severity, and necessary mitigation measures for floods. Flood zones 1–3 defined the strategic flood risk assessment. The scope and parameters of the flood risk assessment will depend on the development site's area and terrain. Flood Risk Assessments are conducted for a variety of places in order to meet local planning requirements and to follow the advice and guidance of the Environment Agency and the National Planning Policy Framework. Want to know more about the entire procedure: https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/flood-risk-assessment/ https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/do-i-need-a-flood-risk-assessment/

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