The purpose of Phase I Environmental Site Assessments are to identify environmental conditions such as the presence of hazardous substances. During our Phase I ESAs, LJA will identify potential or existing environmental contamination liabilities. LJA 's Phase I Environmental Site Assessments typically include:
- A Site Inspection
- A Review of pertinent records to determine the current and past use of the site
and adjacent properties
- Interviews with current and past property owners, or key personnel
- Title Search
- Review of State and Federal records and databases
Results are compiled in a report that clearly identifies potential risks areas.
If environmental concerns are found during the Phase I, a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment may be required to evaluate its existence, extent and source through chemical analysis. Once contamination has been characterized we can assist with remedial services
or have a risk assessment conducted to eliminate the problem.