Auger Drilling: Basics, Benefits, and Applications
With Fort Collins, Colorado seeing extreme growth in population and property sales, environmental due diligence is more important now than it's ever been.
Launched by the EPA in 1995, the Brownfields Program aims to redevelop and revitalize potentially contaminated sites through allocated funds.
A Phase II Environmental Site Assessment is often needed when performing due diligence on a property. So, what is it and why would you ever need it?
A Phase I ESA is a site inspection focused on identifying recognized environmental conditions (RECs) which are of importance with respect to potential liability in real estate transactions. But why would you need one?
Geoprobes are often used during a Phase II Site Assessment to help identify the extent of an area’s contamination, as this method is often preferred.