When we were developing GeoScreen, we weren't trying to replace the traditional consultancy model. We were trying to address the gaps it can't economically service — the situations where good ground risk work was either too slow to arrive, too expensive to justify, or simply not viable at the scale or speed a project demanded.
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
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
