Hazardous, Potentially Poisonous Land, Not Fit For Purpose
With the ever-growing need for more affordable housing seemingly growing at an exponential rate, it’s no wonder building firms and developers are desperately trying to find land fit for purpose. Taking into consideration important factors such as size, shape, proximity to services, planning permission, and potential for development as well as suitability for building homes and commercial buildings. These points are amongst the top factors to consider for most developers and builders. With good quality land in such short supply, turning to other sources that might have been contaminated or spoilt by environmental hazards such as fire, chemical spillage, asbestos, or hazardous waste disposal has become the norm. With the dedicated help and advice of a highly-skilled and fully-qualified, experienced, Team of Soil Remediation experts such as soilfix.co.uk/services/soil-and-groundwater-remediation/, many builders and developers are once again able to satisfy the demand for new housing. Using their tried and tested, environmentally friendly, procedures, this team of consummate professionals is able to safely and effectively remove any contaminants from the soil and return it to a state that’s fit for the purpose of building homes and business premises. Deemed perfectly safe for human habitation and livestock, this previously hazardous, potentially poisonous land has been thoroughly cleaned and declared fit for purpose. Restoring contaminated land to a safe and hospitable state, they can repair and restore any damage also caused by natural disasters, whether it’s water damage, fire damage, or mould growth.
