Comprehensive Environmental Due Diligence

 When purchasing, developing, or investing in property, understanding the environmental condition of the land is essential. Through our partnership with Geosearch Solutions, we provide expert environmental reports that identify potential contamination risks and ensure compliance with planning and regulatory requirements.

Our environmental reports satisfy planning authority conditions, support mortgage lending decisions, and give you confidence that your property development is built on safe, compliant foundations.

Why Environmental Reports Matter

92 %

Smarter Negotiations

Clients used our reports to successfully renegotiate property prices based on identified defects.
85 %

Hidden Issues Uncovered

Most of the problems we spot were missed during viewings.
100 %

Clear Follow-Up Support

Every report includes a free consultation call to explain findings in plain language.

Need an Environmental Report?

Contact us today to discuss your environmental assessment requirements and receive a tailored quotation from Geosearch Solutions

Frequently asked questions

We’ve answered some of the most common queries from our clients to help you understand what to expect and how our Environmental Reports can support your property decisions.

A Phase 1 Desk Study is the first stage of a contaminated land assessment and is often required for planning applications, development projects, and due diligence. It reviews historical land use, maps, and environmental data to determine whether contamination risks exist.

You need a Phase 2 investigation if the Phase 1 Desk Study identifies potential contamination risks. Local authorities often request Phase 2 testing before approving development on brownfield or previously industrial land.

A Phase 3 Remediation Strategy outlines the exact steps required to make contaminated land safe. It includes remediation methods, cost analysis, regulatory compliance, method statements, and monitoring plans.

Yes. Most UK local authorities require Phase 1 Desk Studies for developments on brownfield, agricultural, or previously industrial sites. Further phases may be requested depending on results.

No. UK planning authorities allow development on contaminated land as long as the risk is assessed and an appropriate remediation strategy is in place. Our reports ensure compliance with CLR11 and local authority standards.