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    Geophysical 
    Survey Consultants and Contractor Services:-Geophysical surveys can be deployed to 
            provide engineering and environmental geophysics information which could 
            only otherwise be obtained through intrusive inspection or 
            excavation. A full geophysical survey can represent a substantial 
            cost saving when compared to traditional blind site investigation since the risks of unknown site issues are vastly reduced. 
            
           
         
         Applications:- 
      Our consultancy services 
            include recommending the most reliable geophysical survey methods for the particular 
            problem, design and review of surveys for tender purposes and 
            also the ability to conduct geophysical surveys and analysis.
        Brownfield redevelopment - walk over check surveys of remediated housing developments / locate in-situ culverts/pipes and concrete slabs
        Soil electrical resistivity and earth testing at wind farm projects / Wenner 4 pole
        In-situ soil thermal resistivity / conductivity for cable rating calculations
        Pollution control interceptors - electronic trial pits using GPR to find an ideal location
        Archaeology
        Landfill - formation level surveys for voids & faults / location of waste types & internal bunds / location of lost or historic cells / leachate plumes
        Forensics - Police searches
        Mine shafts and mining related subsidence
        Unexploded ordnance UXO
        Pipelines and route surveys / soil corrosivity
        Voids, caves and sinkholes
        Geology - stratigraphy / depth to rockhead / faults
        Infilled quarry boundaries / opencast boundaries
        Civil engineering - site obstructions / remediation verification / in-situ foundations & cellars 
        Slope stability - overburden topography / faults / water ingress
        Structural engineering - masonary arch bridges / chimney flues / reinforcement mapping / water ingress 
     Although often perceived as a last resort, 
            geophysical methods should be included in the initial project 
            conception as a means to provide wide-area coverage and to indicate 
            areas for traditional trial-pits, boreholes or break-outs. Borehole and trial pits only provide tiny glimpses into 
            the subsurface and yet are commonly used to define a site model. Time and 
            time again we see cases where traditional methods missed targets of 
            concern (sometimes by a few metres) causing delays and follow on costs far in excess of any geophysical survey cost. 
            In these days of high costs and due diligence can you afford not to 
            have the most comprehensive information to hand for your design? 
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