Earth Environmental

The minimum Flood Risk Assessment we provide that is required for most planning approvals is for sites that are more than 1 hectare in size and lie within Flood Zone 1. See More:- https://goo.gl/jW6GS7

Excess soil material on development sites generated during construction activities is often used on-site in open space areas, as screening bunds or within recreational areas. If the materials are natural there is generally no need to chemically characterize them, unless ongoing and former site activities suggest a potential contamination source(s). In urban areas anthropogenic sources from combustion processes may result in natural materials, such as topsoil, having their chemical status impaired, demanding some testing. See More:-  https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/soil-waste-classification/ SOIL WASTE CLASSIFICATION

Our technical services department has extensive experience in the provision of high-quality land surveys as part of feasibility studies or for the planning, design, and management of projects. . . See More:-  https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/land-surveying/

Our staff has provided advice on mining and quarrying companies in the UK and overseas. The scope of services we provide includes assistance with looking at potential quarry sites through to reserve assessment and assistance with planning applications. . . See More;- https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/mining/

Our staff advise mining and quarrying organisations in the UK and abroad. . Our extensive services include analyzing potential quarry sites,  through to reserve assessments and support with with planning applications. . . See More:- https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/mining/