Professional Boundary Disclaimer

PFAS Risk Intelligence provides desk-based PFAS land-risk intelligence — a specialist PFAS intelligence layer covering potential source activities, pathways, evidence gaps and decision-focused next steps — for developers, landowners, planning professionals, environmental and property advisers, legal teams, lenders, insurers and, where relevant, public-sector teams in the United Kingdom.

This includes the free PFAS Risk Triage Tool, the free PFAS Risk Checklist PDF, PFAS Risk Watch briefings, Portfolio Screening discussions and, on request, the paid PFAS Brownfield Risk Screen.

Our work complements conventional contaminated-land due diligence. We do not replace contaminated-land consultants, Phase 1 desk studies, Phase 2 investigations, accredited laboratories, legal advisers, regulators or remediation specialists.

We are not a laboratory, a law firm, a regulator, a planning authority, a remediation contractor or an expert witness firm. Specifically:

• We do not confirm the presence or absence of PFAS or any other contaminant. That requires accredited laboratory testing.
• We do not determine legal liability or identify a legally liable party. Where relevant, we provide historic operator and ownership intelligence about potentially responsible parties that may support your legal, enforcement, recovery or commercial assessment by appropriate advisers.
• We do not guarantee planning approval, insurance acceptance, lending decisions, enforcement, recovery, remediation or regulatory outcomes.
• We do not carry out intrusive investigation, sampling, laboratory testing, remediation design or expert witness evidence unless separately agreed through specialist support.
• We do not replace statutory contaminated-land functions, regulatory decision-making or formal legal advice.

The Triage Tool result, the Checklist, any demonstration sample material, PFAS Risk Watch commentary and any commentary on the site are preliminary information tools only. They do not replace accredited laboratory testing, formal contaminated land assessment, legal advice, regulatory approval, expert evidence or remediation design.

Where risk is identified or cannot be ruled out, appropriate specialist investigation, laboratory testing, legal advice and professional contaminated land assessment should be obtained before making acquisition, planning, construction, remediation, enforcement, insurance, recovery or litigation decisions.

PFAS regulation is developing rapidly. Our work is not limited to current thresholds — we help clients understand potential sources, pathways, evidence gaps, potentially responsible parties, planning risk, insurance concern and commercial exposure so they can make better decisions while the regulatory position matures.

If you need to speak to us about a specific site or enquiry: info@pfasriskintelligence.co.uk.