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Subsidence Claims 50m Buffer report
Our Subsidence Claims 50m Buffer report provides an overview of all coal mining subsidence claims within 50m of the property boundary, providing the full picture of subsidence risks in the area.
Our unique database has been created using thousands of individual claims, dating back to 1994 when the Coal Authority took over the managing of coal mining related subsidence claims.
The database is updated every 24 hours as new cases of subsidence are reported, and as claims are progressed following inspections by our public safety and subsidence team.
Why you need it
If our official CON29M has identified a number of subsidence claims within 50m of the property boundary, the Subsidence Claims 50m Buffer report can deliver peace of mind to clients, insurers and lenders by providing the full details on additional coal mining subsidence claims in the wider area.
Subsidence Claims History
Our Subsidence Claims History Report is a unique, bespoke report on the details of an individual subsidence claim.
Our unique database has been created using thousands of individual claims, dating back to 1994 when the Coal Authority took over the managing of coal mining related subsidence claims.
The database is updated every 24 hours as new cases of subsidence are reported and progressed through inspection and determining whether the Coal Authority is liable for a claim.
Why you need it
If a subsidence claim is identified in our official Law Society approved CON29M, our Ground Stability or our Enviro All-in-One report within a property boundary, or in the wider area using our Subsidence 50m Buffer report, the Subsidence Claims History provides details on the claim from our unique subsidence claims archive.
Subsidence Claims Search
Our Subsidence Claims Search is designed to support both property and land transactions, where a subsidence claim has been highlighted as a risk within an enquiry boundary.
Our unique database has been created using thousands of individual claims, dating back to 1994 when the Coal Authority took over the managing of coal mining related subsidence claims.
The database is updated every 24 hours as new hazards and cases of subsidence are reported.
Why you need it
Our Subsidence Claims Search gives peace of mind to clients purchasing a residential property or a piece of land. It identifies and provides details on subsidence claims within a given boundary, if a property sits within a past coal mining area.