News
Climate change: do you really need that borehole?
Many of us will have spent time today reading the news stories on the IPCC report on climate change, which make for sobering reading. And many...
Are there really any “unknown unknowns” in the ground….?
....or, do you really know that your ground investigation will be "straightforward"? Donald Rumsfeld's "known knowns, known unknowns and unknown...
Screening out sites that have a Very Low or Negligible Ground Gas Risk
Introduction The risk presented by high rates of hazardous ground gas emissions into structures is well documented and means of monitoring...
GEA Covid 19 Update
We have always had a policy of enabling flexible and remote working throughout GEA, so the transition to all of our staff working at home was...
On Stoney Ground Re-Visited
GEA Technical Director, Mike Plimmer, has provided a thought-provoking piece in this month's AGS magazine on the effects of different methods of...
GEA Contaminated Land Presentations
Over the past year, our Technical Director Mike Plimmer has delivered a range of presentations at conferences organised by EPUK, RICS and the...
Martin Cooper back on familiar ground
Martin studied Civil Engineering at the University of Manchester, graduating in 1989 and in many ways opening up our new office in Manchester brings...
GEA opens Manchester office
Manchester’s reputation as a world class city has been growing rapidly for several years now. The promotion of this and its ability to attract a...
Hong Kong
It is not often that great opportunities come along out of nowhere, but when they do, you have to take them. In early January, we were given the...







