Earthworks & Regeneration
Transform your site with Anglian’s earthworks and regeneration services.
Helping to transform unused sites and bring new life into old spaces, Anglian’s highly experienced earthworks and regeneration services cover a vast range of disciplines.
All under
one roof
Earthworks, enabling works and regeneration can be a complex area, with many projects needing a range of skills, equipment and associated services – whether it’s to remove contaminants from the soil or create a deep drainage system. Anglian offers this all under one roof using an expert team and robust processes. We work on projects of every size and type, using a bespoke approach to each one.
Proven
expertise
Anglian’s expertise has been well demonstrated on industrial legacy projects and brownfield sites, helping to prepare valuable land for infrastructure. Our scope of works also includes forecourt decommissioning and fuel tank removal, and mechanical processes to safely remove asbestos and hazardous waste from soils.
A highly experienced
multi-contractor
OUR EARTHWORKS & REGENERATION SERVICES
Brownfield sites and industrial legacy provide an opportunity to reclaim valuable land for development or simply returning it to its original state. By trusting Anglian with your project, sites can be brought back into use for infrastructure safe in the knowledge that work has been undertaken in line with all regulations and to the highest possible standard.
Earthworks
- Soil sampling
- Site and vegetation clearance
- Bulk soil disposal and haulage
- Cut and fill
- Access routes and compound
- Reducing dig level operations
Enabling works
- Roads
- Deep drainage
- Pathways
- Site prep
Remediation
- Soil treatments
- Water treatments
Working with Anglian was a great experience. Their team was professional, knowledgeable, and provided excellent customer service. They made the demolition process smooth and efficient. Highly recommend!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Soil contamination usually occurs as the result of industrial processes and waste disposal practices, with asbestos being one of the most common contaminants found on brownfield sites.
Asbestos was widely used in the general construction, agricultural and commercial sectors until the late 1970s, and significant quantities still remain within properties today. Generally, if it is left undisturbed and is in good condition, it poses no issues. However, if during demolition, asbestos becomes dislodged, damaged and ends up in the soil and surrounding ground, it causes a potential and very costly environmental issue.
Soil remediation is a process to remove or neutralise contaminants from the earth. This could be pollutants left behind by the land’s former use such as a factory, petrol forecourt or any other type of building. Contaminants are materials such as asbestos or other substances such as petrochemicals, all of which are harmful to both the environment and the proposed future occupants of the site.
The length of a soil remediation project will depend on the area to be remediated, the contaminants within it and the extent of the contamination. Some projects can be completed within a matter of days, while others could be considerably longer. Projects must follow strict environmental guidelines to ensure work being undertaken is compliant. Talk to us about your project to discuss the scope of works in more detail.