Choose the environmental report that fits your site and project. Every professional report starts with a defined boundary, brings the relevant evidence together and is technically reviewed before issue.
UK site-specific scope
Clear standard turnaround
Consultant reviewed
Professional review
Standard online packages apply to qualifying UK sites up to 5 hectares. If the site or instruction needs something different, we review the scope before any additional work is authorised.
Planning, acquisition and preliminary contaminated-land risk assessment
Standard turnaround10 working daysProjects where a physical site inspection adds confidence to the desk study
Standard turnaround12 working daysDevelopment where coal-mining legacy needs a dedicated planning assessment
Standard turnaround8 working daysProjects requiring both land-contamination and coal-mining assessment
Standard turnaround12 working daysStandard online pricing is subject to scope review. Site walkovers may require additional travel arrangements for some locations. Any additional cost is agreed before work proceeds.
Not every project needs every assessment. The comparison below shows how the standard report packages differ.
| Report content | Phase 1 Desktop | Phase 1 + Walkover | CMRA | Combined Phase 1 + CMRA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Historical mapping reviewPast land use and material change over time | ● | ● | — | ● |
| Environmental settingRelevant contamination, water, ground and surrounding context | ● | ● | — | ● |
| Planning and property-use contextProject use considered alongside environmental evidence | ● | ● | — | ● |
| Consultant interpretationProfessional judgement rather than raw search output | ● | ● | ● | ● |
| Site reconnaissancePhysical walkover and photographic observations | — | ● | — | — |
| Coal-mining assessmentMining legacy, features, implications and recommendations | — | — | ● | ● |
| Controlled PDF issueVersioned professional report suitable for project records | ● | ● | ● | ● |
Understand potential environmental constraints before development, refinancing or a change of use.
Identify issues early enough to inform planning strategy, programme and further investigation.
Obtain a structured technical assessment that connects site evidence with the proposed development.
Give clients and stakeholders a clearer site-specific evidence base for due diligence and next steps.
Environmental due diligence is only useful when the evidence and the conclusion stay connected. Our report structure keeps the mapped site, reviewed evidence, limitations and consultant recommendations together.
Follow the worked example →A controlled, easy-to-read issued document.
The assessed site remains the spatial reference.
Historical and environmental context is summarised clearly.
Material findings are interpreted, not merely listed.
Recommendations are tied back to the evidence and project.
Reports are issued through the controlled project workflow.
Start with the free site check for an initial indication, or send us the planning condition or project brief and we can help identify the appropriate route.