PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL SITE

ASSESSMENTS (ESAs)

Assessments conform with the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) E1527-21, Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment process and also will satisfy the requirements set forth in 40 CFR Part 312 of the Federal Registry: Standards and Practices for All Appropriate Inquiries to identify conditions and potential adverse impact of a site to determine environmental and financial risk to any property.  Performed when a client is purchasing, refinancing or redeveloping property.

Transaction Screens conform with the guidelines published by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) E1528-22, Standard Practice for Limited Environmental Due Diligence: Transaction Screen Process to identify conditions and potential adverse impacts within a site to make a determination whether a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is warranted.

Small Business Administration (SBA) Records Search with Risk Assessment (RSRA) reports to aid lenders when in-depth assessments are not required.

Tier 1 Vapor Encroachment Screens pursuant to ASTM E 2600-22 to evaluate potential vapor migration and encroachment in the subsurface.

Qualified environmental professional has more than 28 years experience, managing/performing more than 5,000 assessments.

As a recognized leader in the industry, our environmental professional is known for the ability to provide high quality reports and quick response meeting the client's due diligence needs in a timely fashion.

PHASE II ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS

Phase II Environmental Site Investigations which can consist of soil and/or groundwater water sampling and analysis are performed when required as a follow-up to Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, or as an independent client-defined assessment, to determine the scope and extent of potential or known contaminants.

These Phase II Environmental Site Investigations can be comprised of a single sample location to a full site characterization.

ASBESTOS INSPECTIONS

Various asbestos-containing products remain legal for sale and installation today and can conduct asbestos inspections following several protocols.

Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) inspections are required to be performed on school buildings when assumed or confirmed asbestos containing building materials are present.  An initial inspection is provided for new buildings or older buildings when proper documentation is lost or no longer available.  Three (3) year re-inspections are routinely provided to ensure compliance with AHERA.  AHERA inspections are typically non-intrusive and sampling may, or may not, be performed depending on the client's needs.

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) inspections are performed when an area or structure is scheduled for remodeling or demolition.  Destructive sampling is performed on all suspect material to identify all asbestos containing building material in an area or structure.

Client-defined targeted asbestos inspection and sampling for specific material and/or areas/structures.

CONSULTING

Environmental consulting services are provided to assist our clients to understand certain environmental and regulatory concerns allowing for educated and common sense business decisions.

Documentation review and site condition evaluations sometimes are required outside of the standard assessments due to scope, timing or the need for additional information.

RADON TESTING

Radon Testing can be performed within any residential or commercial structure utilizing industry accepted short term or long term radon kit testing.  The results provided by the testing will reveal the Radon levels within the structure and provide the appropriate information to determine if any  mitigation is necessary.

  MOLD SURVEYS                                                    LEAD BASED PAINT SURVEYS

   Mold surveys can be performed on a property when a musty odor                  Lead based paint surveys can be performed to determine if
   or visual observation indicates mold growth within a structure.                       lead based paint exists on any surface of a structure.

LEAD IN WATER TESTING

Lead in Water Testing can be performed on commercial and residential properties.

Testing also performed to Missouri school districts to comply with Missouri Senate Bill 681 "Get the Lead Out of School Drinking Water Act."   Beginning with the 2023-2024 school year and for each subsequent school year, each school shall provide drinking water with a lead concentration below five parts per billion (5 ppb).