50 providers offering drainage strategy (suds) in or across the East Midlands, including national firms. A civil or drainage engineer, or a flood and drainage consultant.
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Based in or covering the East Midlands (11)
National providers (check they cover your area) (39)
London (22) South East (20) East of England (13) South West (11) West Midlands (13) Yorkshire and the Humber (13) North West (10) North East (9) Wales (15) Scotland (15) Northern Ireland (7)
This page lists drainage engineers covering Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and Rutland, with cities such as Nottingham, Leicester, Derby, Lincoln and Northampton. Planning applications go to the district, borough, city or unitary council for the site, and each council publishes its own validation checklist listing the reports it expects.
We list 11 firms for drainage strategy (SuDS) in the East Midlands. Of these, 5 work only in this region and 6 also cover other regions. Another 39 firms say they cover the whole UK.
Firms that work only here are based in Barrow upon Soar (1), Bottesford (1), Draycott (1) and Nottingham (1).
Of the 11, 6 state an accreditation or membership, most often CHAS (2) and Constructionline Gold (2). We have not verified any of them yet, so these are as each firm states. See how we check listings.
Nearby regions for drainage strategy (SuDS): East of England, South East, West Midlands, Yorkshire and the Humber and North West. Other reports in the East Midlands: flood risk assessment, topographical survey, structural engineer’s report, contaminated land report and noise impact assessment.
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. Councils often ask for one with applications for new homes, and it can also come up as a planning condition.
In England, your council’s building control team or a registered building control approver checks the work. They issue a completion or final certificate once they have the reports they need, such as the as-built SAP, EPC, air test and any sound or ventilation test results.