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A Flood Risk Assessment for Residential Development provides the planning evidence you need to progress your housing project with confidence. RIDA delivers reliable, planning-focused assessments with fast responses, reports available within 48 hours where possible, and affordable, competitive fees. Our flood risk consultants identify the key constraints early and provide clear advice to help keep your planning application moving. The official Environment Agency Flood Map for Planning provides initial flood zone information.
Get A Free No Obligation QuoteRIDA’s flood risk assessment consultants review relevant fluvial, tidal, surface water, groundwater, sewer and reservoir risks. The scope can cover residential vulnerability, climate change, safe access and egress, proposed levels, layout, mitigation and residual risk.
For broader planning requirements, see our Flood Risk Assessments for Planning Permission service.
Send your site address, red-line boundary, proposed plans and planning deadline.
Get A Free No Obligation Quote| Technical deliverable | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Site-specific FRA with baseline data and relevant flood-source assessment | Evidence for a planning application or pre-application submission |
| Review of vulnerability, climate change, layout, levels, access, mitigation and residual risk | A basis for coordinating the housing design and planning response |
| Planning conclusions, recommendations and supporting appendices | Clear identification of evidence gaps, surveys, drainage work or modelling |
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View the housing flood-risk assessment projectFinished floor levels, developable layout, floodplain effects, safe routes, resistance or resilience measures and surface water management can affect the FRA scope and recommendations.
Separate drainage strategies, SuDS design, hydraulic modelling, Sequential Test or Exception Test work may be required. The Flood risk and coastal change Planning Practice Guidance sets out the relevant planning framework.
RIDA can review the information available before confirming scope. See the main flood risk assessment cost factors, or check the long-term flood risk for an area using the official service.
The requirement is set by the site’s flood zone, area, development vulnerability, other flood sources and local planning policy. RIDA can review your site and planning information before confirming the required scope.
Yes. Existing plans, surveys, flood data and drainage records can form the starting point. RIDA will identify missing information that affects the assessment.
Key factors include site size, flood sources, available data, design maturity, topographical information and any need for drainage design, surveys or hydraulic modelling.
Yes. Send the decision notice or comments from the local planning authority, Environment Agency or LLFA. RIDA will review the points raised and define any technical response or further work.
Send your site address, red-line boundary, proposed plans and planning deadline. RIDA will review the available information and advise a proportionate scope.