Environmental Due Diligence Services in Green Bay, WI

Comprehensive environmental site assessments and consulting services for commercial and industrial properties in Green Bay and throughout Wisconsin.

Our Environmental Services

We offer a comprehensive suite of environmental due diligence services to help property buyers, sellers, and lenders make informed decisions.

Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment

Starting at $2,100

Our ASTM E1527-21 compliant Phase 1 ESAs identify potential or existing environmental contamination liabilities for commercial and industrial properties.

  • Historical property use research
  • Federal, state, and local records review
  • Site reconnaissance and interviews
  • Comprehensive findings report
  • Conclusions and recommendations
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Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment

Custom pricing

When a Phase 1 ESA identifies potential issues, our Phase 2 assessment involves testing and analysis to confirm the presence and extent of contamination.

  • Soil and groundwater sampling
  • Laboratory analysis of samples
  • Surface and subsurface investigation
  • Assessment of contamination extent
  • Risk evaluation and remediation recommendations
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Transaction Screen Assessment

Starting at $1,200

A more streamlined environmental assessment following ASTM E1528 standard for lower-risk properties or when time constraints exist.

  • Questionnaires and interviews
  • Limited public records review
  • Site visit and visual inspection
  • Quicker turnaround time
  • Cost-effective due diligence option
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Regulatory Compliance Consulting

Custom pricing

Navigate complex environmental regulations with our expert guidance to ensure your property or business operations remain compliant.

  • Compliance audits and assessments
  • Permit application assistance
  • Regulatory reporting support
  • Compliance training programs
  • Ongoing compliance monitoring
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Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment

Our Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments follow the ASTM E1527-21 standard to identify recognized environmental conditions (RECs) that may indicate the presence of hazardous substances or petroleum products on your property.

This comprehensive assessment is essential for:

  • Commercial real estate transactions
  • Securing financing from lending institutions
  • Establishing innocent landowner defense
  • Meeting due diligence requirements
  • Evaluating property for future development

With our 48-hour rush service available and competitive pricing, we deliver accurate, reliable reports to help you make informed decisions about your property investment.

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Our Assessment Process

We follow a systematic approach to deliver thorough and accurate environmental assessments

1

Initial Consultation

We discuss your property details, timeline requirements, and specific concerns to tailor our assessment approach.

2

Historical Research

Our team researches historical property uses, reviews aerial photographs, Sanborn maps, and city directories to identify potential historical concerns.

3

Regulatory Review

We examine federal, state, and local environmental databases to identify nearby contamination concerns and regulatory flags.

4

Site Inspection

Our environmental professionals conduct a thorough site visit to identify current conditions and potential environmental concerns.

5

Report Preparation

We compile our findings into a comprehensive ASTM-compliant report with clear conclusions and recommendations.

6

Review Meeting

We schedule a review of our findings to answer your questions and explain any concerns identified during the assessment.

Specialized Environmental Services

Beyond our core assessments, we offer specialized services to address specific environmental concerns

Asbestos Surveys

Identify asbestos-containing materials in buildings constructed before 1980 to mitigate health risks and ensure regulatory compliance before renovation or demolition.

Lead-Based Paint Assessments

Evaluate properties for the presence of lead-based paint, particularly in buildings constructed before 1978, to protect occupants and comply with disclosure requirements.

Soil and Groundwater Testing

Comprehensive sampling and analysis to assess contamination levels and develop appropriate remediation strategies for impacted properties.

Underground Storage Tank Management

Specialized services for UST detection, assessment, compliance, removal, and remediation to address potential soil and groundwater contamination.

Wetland Delineation

Professional identification and mapping of wetland boundaries to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local regulations during property development.

Environmental Monitoring

Ongoing monitoring programs to track environmental conditions, ensure regulatory compliance, and verify the effectiveness of remediation efforts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our environmental assessment services

What is the difference between a Phase 1 and Phase 2 ESA?

A Phase 1 ESA is a non-intrusive investigation that involves historical research, database review, site inspection, and interviews to identify potential environmental concerns. It does not include physical sampling or testing.

A Phase 2 ESA is conducted when a Phase 1 identifies potential issues and involves physical sampling of soil, groundwater, or building materials to confirm the presence and extent of contamination.

How long does a Phase 1 ESA take to complete?

A standard Phase 1 ESA typically takes 10-15 business days to complete. However, we offer expedited services with turnaround times as quick as 48-72 hours for urgent transactions, though additional fees may apply for rush services.

How much does a Phase 1 ESA cost?

Phase 1 ESA costs $2,100 for standard 5-10 day turnaround depending on property size, complexity, location, and turnaround time. We provide customized quotes based on your specific property and requirements.

Are Phase 1 ESAs required for all property transactions?

While not legally required for all transactions, Phase 1 ESAs are typically required by lenders for commercial real estate loans and are considered standard due diligence for commercial property transactions. They also provide liability protection under CERCLA as part of the "all appropriate inquiries" process.

How long is a Phase 1 ESA valid?

According to ASTM standards, Phase 1 ESAs are generally valid for one year. However, certain components like the site inspection, interviews, and government records review are only valid for 180 days. After these periods, updates may be required to maintain the report's validity.

What happens if a Phase 1 ESA identifies environmental issues?

If a Phase 1 ESA identifies Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs), we will provide recommendations that may include a Phase 2 ESA to confirm contamination through testing. This information helps you make informed decisions about proceeding with the transaction, negotiating price adjustments, or planning for remediation.

Ready to Start Your Environmental Assessment?

Contact our team of experienced environmental professionals to discuss your property's needs and get a customized quote.