Clarity. Compliance. Confidence

A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is a comprehensive review of a property’s current and historical uses to identify potential environmental contamination and assess liability risk. 

A Phase II Environmental Site Assessment is a subsurface investigation involving soil, groundwater, or vapor sampling to confirm the presence and extent of environmental contamination. 

A Transaction Screen Assessment is a limited environmental review used in low-risk property transactions to identify obvious potential contamination concerns without the full scope of a Phase I ESA. 

A Contamination Assessment Report (CAR) is a detailed investigation that delineates the nature and extent of contamination in soil and groundwater to support regulatory compliance and remedial decision-making. 

A Soil Management Plan (SMP) is a site-specific plan that outlines procedures for handling, stockpiling, testing, transporting, and disposing of impacted soil during construction or earthwork activities. 

A Remedial Action Plan (RAP) is a comprehensive plan that outlines the selected strategy, methods, and implementation steps for cleaning up or controlling environmental contamination in accordance with regulatory requirements. 

Independent review of environmental reports to verify technical accuracy, regulatory compliance, and potential risk prior to property transactions or financing. 

 Preliminary environmental risk evaluations to support informed property acquisition and development decisions.