Environmental Review

At Local Environmental, we help property owners, investors, lenders, and developers identify environmental risks early by conducting Environmental Reviews.  

A Phase I ESA is the first line of defense in any real estate transaction, identifying existing or potential environmental liabilities tied to a property, including past uses, nearby contamination sources, and other red flags.

Phase I ESA's includes:

• Due diligence for land owner protection

• Records Review/ Interviews

• Site Investigation

• Report & Evaluation

If our findings suggest contamination may be present, we recommend a Phase II ESA to confirm which contaminants are present and their levels. 

Phase II ESA's include:​

• Monitoring well install & measurements

• Soil and water sampling 

• Lab analysis coordination

• Remediation coordination

Projects seeking federal, state, or other public funds often need to clear specific environmental review requirements to ensure that a project area is free of hazardous materials, contamination, and other pollution prior to breaking ground. To assist you in validating environmental conditions, our team completes environmental reviews and impact statements required for  HUD Part 50/58 and the NEPA Review Process.

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