Limestone Search

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What is a Limestone Search?

This a mining search to establish whether the property might be affected by past limestone mining activity.

Why order a Limestone Search?

A search should be considered for properties in the West Midlands, where limestone mining was common until the 1930s. Mining activity has ceased since then therefore the risk is obviously diminishing as more time passes, however a potential subsidence risk does still remain.

Ordering a Search

A limestone search can be ordered through Jordans Property, either online or over the telephone, at a cost of £11.75.

The Result

The search result should reveal whether the property is in the immediate vicinity of any past mine workings. If any reader has an example search result which I may utilise this would be appreciated.

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