Terrafirma are a growing multi-disciplinary team providing innovative and industry-leading environmental information. We translate complex risks into useful and intelligent information for professionals and the general public, with a deep-rooted and collective ambition to enable everyone to better understand the ground.
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Our innovative and collaborative approach to environmental risk and impact assessment ensures that professionals and consumers alike are forewarned to the reality and variety of risks the environment can pose to properties and land across the UK. From historical mining to the future of shale gas extraction and the impact of radon exposure to the risks of natural ground movement, Terrafirma can not only provide insight to data but the expert solutions required to inform and action where necessary.
Terrafirma has grown into one of the UK's most trusted providers of mining, ground and environmental information. Now undertaking several hundred property risk assessments a day, Terrafirma has been at the forefront of positively disrupting, advancing and enabling the innovation of environmental and mining reports in the property and land sector. Our deep-rooted ambition to enable change and innovation has allowed Terrafirma to forge strong relationships and collaborate with the best of the best across the UK's business, data and legal sectors, working together to advance professionals and the public's understanding of our environment.
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Terrafirma CEO to present Sinkholes, Series 2 on Channel 5
Following the success of the opening series of Sinkholes on Channel 5, which aired in November and December 2017, Series 2 is now airing on Channel 5.
Terrafirma Founder and CEO is back starring in several episodes as he investigates the devastating impact a variety of geological hazards can have on people, property and investment across the UK and the globe.
Filming on the set of Sinkholes at the birthplace of UK mining, Grimes Graves in Norfolk.
