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CON29Mcoal mining report (England and Wales)
Non-residential report starting from £119.40
When it comes to coal mining risks in property transactions, the Coal Authority’s CON29M report is the most trusted source of information in the industry. As a government body, we provide reliable, up-to-date insights into coal mining risks that could affect both residential and non-residential transactions. Trusted by legal professionals, insurers, property professionals and major lenders across England and Wales, our CON29M reports offer the highest level of confidence in managing coal mining-related risks.
Why trust a Coal Authority CON29M report?
As a government body with statutory obligations under the Coal Industry Act 1994, our coal mining reports are an authoritative source for coal mining information across England and Wales. Our reports are legally recognised, providing accurate, comprehensive insights into historical coal mining activity, giving you the confidence to make informed decisions.
Non-departmental government body: The data in our CON29M reports is sourced from over 120,000 coal mine abandonment plans and include data on over 153,000 recorded mine entries across England and Wales. As a statutory body, our information is both accurate and up to date.
Comprehensive and trusted coverage: With 1 in 4 properties in England and Wales located in coalfield areas, our reports cover a significant portion of the property market.
Peace of mind for property owners: Our CON29M reports help property professionals and homeowners navigate coal mining risks confidently, knowing they are using official, verifiable information from a Government Body.
Key features of our CON29M report
Updated to the latest Law Society guidance: Our residential report covers all 11 official questions from the 2018 Law Society Guidance Notes, which we helped develop. For non-residential transactions, it answers 14 questions.
Comprehensive risk assessment: Expert analysis identifies past, present and future coal mining risks, offering reassurance to clients, insurers, and lenders.
Ordinance survey mapping: Clearly allows us to show the location of any mine entries or adits within 20 meters of the property or land boundary.
Clear, accessible information: A concise glossary of key mining terms ensures the reader can easily understand the technical aspects of the report.
Property-specific details: The report provides specific information on past, present or future mining activity, mine entries, coal mining subsidence, mine gas and any other coal mining related hazards, we will also provide advice on obtaining a coal mining risk assessment.
Access to further reports: Each CON29M report includes direct links to follow on reports on the front cover for deeper insights, if required.
Supports your professional requirements: Our reports are accepted by major lenders across England & Wales, to ensure there are no delays in the sale.
Customer service: Our dedicated support team is always ready to assist with any queries, and we ensure same-day returns on reports for a prompt service.
Regular updates: We update our information on a daily basis. If information within your report changes within 90 days of ordering, we will provide a new report free of charge to ensure there are no delays with your completion.
£100,000 insurance policy, ensuring confidence and peace of mind
As an additional benefit, the CON29M reports include an insurance policy of up to £100,000 to give peace of mind and cover property owners for any loss of value caused by changes to data in subsequent coal mining reports.
- Cover for the full period of ownership of the property.
- The policy ensures that property owners are financially safeguarded against any unexpected coal mining risks that could arise after purchase.
Why choose the Coal Authority’s reports?
Legally compliant and statutory information: Our reports comply with the Coal Industry Act 1994, ensuring the highest level of legal compliance and protection.
Comprehensive data coverage: With records of 153,000 recorded mine entries in England and Wales and data dating back to the 1700’s, our reports provide a complete picture of the mining history that may affect a property.
Advanced GIS technology: Geographical Information System (GIS) offers reliable information on coal mining risks, ensuring accurate assessments.
Protecting your clients and your reputation
As a non-departmental government body, the Coal Authority offers official, trusted coal mining reports that give you the confidence to make fully informed decisions. Our coal mining reports not only help protect your clients by identifying coal mining risks, but also safeguard your reputation as a trusted provider in property transactions.
Contact us today for more information about the Coal Authority CON29M coal mining reports.
Tel: 0345 762 6848
Email: customerservice@miningremediation.gov.uk