Phase II ESAs

Building upon the findings of Phase I ESAs, Phase II ESAs involve more detailed investigations and sampling to further evaluate identified environmental risks and liabilities.

What is a Phase II ESA?

A Phase I ESA is a detailed investigation conducted to assess the environmental conditions of a property. It involves thorough research, site inspections, and data analysis to identify potential environmental risks and liabilities.

Why are Phase II ESAs Important?

Phase II ESAs provide essential information for property owners, developers, and regulatory agencies to make informed decisions about site remediation, redevelopment, and regulatory compliance. They help identify potential risks to human health and the environment and inform appropriate mitigation measures.

Our Approach

We approach Phase II ESAs with the same level of thoroughness and professionalism as our Phase I ESAs. Our process includes:

Sampling Plan Development : We develop a customized sampling plan based on the findings of the Phase I ESA and site-specific conditions.

Field Investigations : Our experienced environmental scientists and technicians collect soil, groundwater, surface water, and air samples according to the sampling plan.

Laboratory Analysis : We send collected samples to accredited laboratories for analysis to determine the presence, concentration, and extent of contaminants.

Data Interpretation : We analyze the laboratory results and interpret the data to assess environmental risks and provide recommendations for further action, if necessary.

Benefits of Choosing Us:

• Expertise : Our team has extensive experience in conducting Phase II ESAs and interpreting environmental data.

• Comprehensive Sampling : We use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to collect and analyze samples, ensuring accurate results.

• Regulatory Compliance : We stay up-to-date with environmental regulations and guidelines to ensure that our assessments meet regulatory requirements.