Phase 2 Ground Investigation

Service type: Fieldwork and reporting

Intrusive fieldwork and reporting where desk-based review is not enough and real site data is needed.

This priority enquiry route is designed to capture the key project details at the start, so EnviroSolution can review the scope, identify the right technical route and advise on the next step without unnecessary back-and-forth.

Why clients request this service

Clients normally request this service when planning, design, compliance, acquisition, construction or operational decisions need clear environmental or technical input. Providing the right information early helps the team assess urgency, dependencies and whether related services should be considered at the same time.

Typical use cases

Contamination investigation
Geotechnical and ground condition review
Planning and validation support
Follow-on work after a Phase 1 study

What helps us prioritise the review

Site access information
Phase 1 or background data if available
Programme deadline

When you need it

Common project triggers

Usually progressed where desktop review is not enough and intrusive field data is needed to understand ground conditions, contamination or technical risk.

Mandatory or not

Where it fits in the process

Not every site needs one, but it can become necessary where planning conditions, technical advisors or the project risk profile require real site data.

What you receive

What this service is designed to deliver

An intrusive investigation scope and fieldwork route
Sampling and testing aligned to the project need
A technical report to guide the next project step

How it works

Build the enquiry

Select this service in the enquiry builder and add the core project details, location information and any deadline you are working to.

We review the scope fast

We assess the service requirements, confirm what information is needed and line up the right desktop review or fieldwork route.

We progress the next step

Once the scope is clear, the job can move into priority delivery, scheduling or technical review without the usual back-and-forth.

Related services

Services commonly considered alongside this one

FAQs

Common questions

When does a Phase 2 become necessary?

Usually when desktop review identifies uncertainty that can only be resolved by intrusive work and site data.

Can it be done quickly?

Priority scheduling is often possible where access, scope and logistics are clear from the outset.

What happens after the investigation?

The findings may support the planning position directly or lead to remediation, waste or further risk work.

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