Jackson Purdue Lever

Based in Pride Park, Derby · Covers Nationwide from a Derby office
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Jackson Purdue Lever is based in Pride Park, Derby, offering contaminated land report, flood risk assessment, drainage strategy (SuDS) and structural engineer’s report in the East Midlands, and across the UK.

Services

ServiceRegulationPrice
Contaminated land reportPhase 1Ask for a quote
Flood risk assessmentPlanningAsk for a quote
Drainage strategy (SuDS)SuDSAsk for a quote
Structural engineer’s reportStructuralAsk for a quote

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About

Consulting engineers at Pride Park, Derby. Their geo-environmental service covers Phase 1 desk studies, Phase 2 intrusive investigations, quantitative risk assessment and remediation validation, alongside flood risk and drainage and structural engineering work nationwide.

Details taken from the provider’s own website on 17 October 2026.

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Areas covered

Covers Nationwide from a Derby office

East Midlands UK-wide

About these reports

Contaminated land report. A contaminated land report, usually called a Phase 1 desk study or preliminary risk assessment, checks whether past uses of a site could have left pollution in the ground that might harm future residents.

Flood risk assessment. If your site is in or near a flood zone, or is a larger development anywhere, your council will usually ask for a flood risk assessment before granting planning permission, alongside a drainage strategy showing how surface water will be managed.

Drainage strategy (SuDS). A drainage strategy sets out how rainwater and foul water from a new development will be dealt with, usually favouring sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) that slow water down and let it soak away rather than sending it straight to a sewer.

Structural engineer’s report. A structural engineer checks that a design will stand up safely and produces the calculations building control needs, or inspects an existing building to assess movement, defects or the safety of a specific element.

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