Building an extension? Planning a new development? Regardless of your project, a SuDS report is your key to smooth sailing through the planning process.
A SuDS report – also known as a Sustainable Urban Drainage System report – is a comprehensive assessment of a proposed drainage strategy within a development project. It outlines the design, implementation, and maintenance of sustainable drainage systems which mimic natural drainage processes, reduce flooding risks, and improve water quality, among other environmental benefits.
Don’t risk delays, denials, or expensive surprises. Get in touch to secure your peace of mind with a SuDS report for your project.
SuDS Example: Green Roof
SuDS Example: Attenuation and Detention Features
Here’s what a SuDS report can do for you:
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For more information on SuDS Reports and to gain an understanding of what to expect, please see our latest blog Understanding Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems or feel free to give one of our drainage consultants a call on 01902 585206.
If you’re starting a development project that involves managing surface water runoff, you might be wondering whether you need a sustainable drainage system report. Here are some indicators that suggest you could benefit from a SuDS report:
SuDS Example: Permeable Paving
SuDS Example: Soakaway/Infiltration
A SuDS report, or Sustainable Urban Drainage System report, is an in-depth evaluation of a proposed drainage plan for a development project. It details the design, implementation, and maintenance of sustainable drainage systems. These systems mimic natural drainage methods, mitigate flood risks, enhance water quality, and provide various environmental benefits.
A SuDS system report is required for:
Without a SuDS drainage report for your project, you risk a range of consequences. Some of these consequences include:
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Yes, SuDS reports can be applied to existing developments that require upgrades to their drainage systems. Retrofitting sustainable drainage design solutions works to improve water management, reduce flood risks, and enhance environmental benefits for established properties.
The time it takes to prepare a SuDS drainage report varies depending on the complexity and scale of the project. Usually, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. This includes site assessment, design development, hydraulic modeling, and report compilation. Contact our team to find out how long it could take to prepare a SuDS report for your particular project.