Contaminated land is land that has harmful substances in it. These substances can hurt people, animals, or plants. They can also pollute rivers, lakes, or underground water.
This can happen because of accidents like spills or because of things that happened on the land in the past, such as factories, demolition, or dumping waste.
Some common harmful substances found on contaminated land are:
In order to determine environmental hazards and evaluate site conditions, our site assessments offer thorough analyses of polluted locations. We evaluate elements including soil erosion, hazardous materials, and the possibility of groundwater contamination using methods such as soil sampling and borehole testing.
One of the most important aspects of our site investigation procedure is accurate soil testing. We conduct soil sampling to detect hazardous materials and contamination, such as oil contamination, metal contamination, and hazardous waste.
In order to make sure that your site is secure and in accordance with regulatory standards, we evaluate the degree of hazardous waste, soil, and groundwater contamination level through our comprehensive risk assessment reports.
To certify that your site meets all regional, national, and worldwide environmental regulations, we offer thorough regulatory compliance checks.
A contaminated or brownfield site is land that may have harmful substances in the soil or water due to past industrial, commercial, or waste activities. These sites need to be investigated and cleaned before they can be used again.
Site investigations identify potential risks such as soil contamination, groundwater pollution, or hazardous materials. They ensure the land is safe, meets legal requirements, and can be developed or reused.
Our investigation includes:
We test for harmful substances like:
Yes. Contamination isn’t always visible. A site may appear clean but still have harmful substances underground or in groundwater that require testing.
The time depends on the size of the site and the level of contamination. Small investigations can take a few weeks, while larger or more complex sites may take longer.
If contamination is found, we’ll create a detailed remediation plan to clean and fix the site. We also provide all necessary reports to meet regulatory requirements.
Yes, we ensure your site meets all local and national environmental regulations. We also liaise with regulatory bodies on your behalf.
We provide site investigation services for a wide range of projects, including industrial redevelopment, urban projects, agricultural land, and environmental restoration.
You can contact us directly at +44 (0)28 9086 0738 or email info@practicalwastesolutions.com. Our team will guide you through the process.