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The Groundsure Review report is a comprehensive environmental risk assessment designed specifically for high-value property transactions and complex sites. It combines in-depth data analysis, manual expert review, and planning intelligence to deliver precise and commercially relevant guidance.

The Review provides a professional opinion on contaminated land liability and includes crucial insights into flood risk, energy infrastructure, and environmental planning constraints.

The report uses Groundsure’s unique historical land use database and a range of datasets from the likes of the Environment Agency and the British Geological Survey to ensure a reliable overview of risk.

Key Features Why this matters
Contaminated Land Assessment by qualified consultants, using historical mapping and site data. Helps identify legacy land use risks and potential contamination liabilities. This supports legal due diligence and protects buyers and lenders.
Flood Risk Screening, including river, surface water, groundwater, and insurance-based FloodScore™. Confirms negligible flood risk. This supports confident development or investment and informs future planning needs.
Ground Stability Check, including shrink–swell risk, mining activity, and infilled land. Confirms no current or historic instability issues, reducing the risk of structural damage or subsidence.
Radon Risk Screening with clear pass/fail conclusion. Indicates no significant radon risk — important for health, safety and mortgageability.
Energy Infrastructure Assessment, highlighting existing/proposed solar farms and wind turbines. Helps understand visual, planning or grid-impact implications of nearby renewable energy infrastructure.
ClimateIndex™ Physical & Transition Risks including 5- and 30-year projections. Assesses long-term exposure to flood, stability, and energy risks under climate change scenarios — useful for risk mitigation and lender confidence.
Source Protection Zone and Hydrogeology Analysis, including bedrock aquifer classification. Confirms location in SPZ2 and SPZ3 over a Principal Aquifer, highlighting moderate environmental sensitivity.
Planning Constraints & Nearby Applications, including Green Belt designation and proposed developments. Informs future use, development potential, and context for change in surrounding land use.
Operational Environmental Risk evaluated using land use, activities, and mapping. Low–moderate risk identified, meaning the site is unlikely to be subject to statutory investigation.
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