GeoScreen launched with one tier, one country, and one job: an automated Tier 1 desk study, England only. It's grown a fair amount since then, and it felt worth stopping to actually list what's different now — not as a features press release, but because almost none of it happened because it looked good on
GeoScreen has, until now, been an England-only product. That was a deliberate scope decision at launch — better to be reliable across one nation than thin across three. As of this update, that scope has grown: GeoScreen now covers Wales, with the same rule-governed rating engine, the same figure set, and the same discipline about
GeoScreen — an automated geotechnical desk study platform — is live in two tiers: Tier 0 — Ground Risk Snapshot: £75 + VAT Tier 1 — Preliminary Ground Risk Screening Report: £150 + VAT The question we're getting is obvious: what's the difference? The short answer is simple: the data is identical — only the
How GeoScreen Works — The Technology Behind a 90-Second Ground Risk Report When people hear that GeoScreen delivers a Tier 1 Preliminary Ground Risk Screening Report — a fully automated desk-based assessment — in around 90 seconds, the first question is simple: How? A manually produced desk study typically takes a competent geotechnical engineer one
I've spent nearly twenty years in the ground — boreholes, trial pits, desk studies, risk assessments, planning submissions. And over that time, one issue kept coming up again and again. In construction, ground risk is one of the biggest sources of cost and uncertainty. Get it right early — before land is acquired, before planning
