Chandos Remediation launches

A new brownfield contracting and consulting business has been launched in Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire.

Mark Kingsley and Richard Horsnell of Chandos RemediationMark Kingsley, managing director at Chandos Civil Engineering, has teamed up with contaminated land specialist Richard Horsnell to create Chandos Remediation.

The company aims to provide a one stop shop for land developers by offering geo-environmental consultancy services, ground remediation and civil engineering contracting packages in-house.

Kingsley said: "Civil's business is well established and has an excellent track record working for a number of national contractors operating in the North West, including BAM, Tolent ISG and Seddons. We hope to utilise existing relationships to make this happen."

Horsnell previously worked for the Woodford Group making speculative purchases of brownfield land across the North and adding value by obtaining planning and remediating contaminated sites before selling on to house builders.

Horsnell said: "When the bubble burst in 2007, I moved to Coffey Geotechnics with the hope of joining Coffey Environments. Coffey Geotechnics had gone through a lot of turmoil following the acquisition of Edge consultants and Webber Associates and ultimately set its stall out as a geotechnical consultancy. I set up with Mark Kingsley to do what I wanted to do, brownfield remediation contracting and consulting.

"Brownfield remediation is largely driven planning and therefore to some degree the success of the business will hinge on a housing market recovery. We see our primary client sectors as housing developers, main contractors and other land professionals. The market has to recover and we want to be there when it does. Like most businesses affected by the recession, we have a rationalised overhead and optimised pricing structure to maximise wins."

Chandos Remediation is based in Chandos House on Oak Green Business Park on Earl Road in Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire.

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I hope they will be sold at a realistic price for first time buyers. Otherwise what chance does a ‘normal’ working class person stand these days of even thinking about owning a home in a decent area. (Not everyone is paid £30,000 these days)

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Hopeful House Buyers – We are hoping to work for the house builders and won’t be able to influence the sales price! If you are in the market for a new home there are a number of affordable housing schemes out there with opportunities for shared equity.

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