I will prepare a preliminary ecological appraisal pea for UK planning

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James Mathew

About this gig

Need a Preliminary Ecological Appraisal (PEA) or ecology report for your UK planning application?


I can help prepare clear, well-structured ecological documentation for residential developments, house extensions, new builds, conversions, and commercial projects.


My services include:


Preliminary Ecological Appraisal (PEA)

Habitat assessment and descriptions

Initial protected species considerations

Ecological constraints and potential impacts

Recommendations for mitigation and further surveys

Biodiversity and planning considerations

Support with relevant Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) information


I focus on clear reporting, practical recommendations, and documentation tailored to your project requirements.


To get started, please provide your site location, proposed development plans, site photographs, and any Local Planning Authority requirements.


Contact me before ordering so I can review your project, confirm the appropriate scope, and discuss the best way to support your planning application.


Note: Site surveys, specialist assessments, and formal ecological sign off are subject to the agreed scope and the involvement of suitably qualified professionals where required.

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Get to know James Mathew

James Mathew

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  • FromUnited Kingdom
  • Member sinceOct 2026
  • Avg. response time1 hour
  • Last delivery1 week
  • Languages

    English
I provide professional Preliminary Ecological Appraisal (PEA) reports to support UK planning applications. I help homeowners, developers, contractors, and property buyers with habitat assessments, ecological constraints, biodiversity considerations, and planning documentation. My goal is to deliver clear, well organized reports tailored to your project requirements and UK planning guidance.

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