Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (Phase I ESA)
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (Phase I ESAs) are performed in accordance with the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) Standard Practice E1527-21 and E2247-16 for forestland and rural properties.
Why do I need a Phase I ESA?
Lending institutions may require a Phase I ESA to ensure a property is free and clear of any environmental liability thereby protecting their investment. A Phase I ESA not only protects lenders from liability but also buyers.
What is included in a Phase I ESA?
– Federal and State Agency Records Review – Historical Records Review – Interviews with Owners/Neighbors – Reconnaissance Surveys – Preparation of Final Report – Results and Recommendations
Applicable Laws
A Phase I ESA will satisfy all appropriate inquiries (AAI) under the Federal Superfund Law or Comprehensive Environmental Cleanup and Liability Act (CERCLA).
Our Personnel
EnviroSystems has a highly skilled staff of Certified Environmental Inspectors qualified by the Environmental Assessment Association (EAA) to conduct Phase I ESAs.
Phase I ESA Pricing
Please contact our professionals for prices on properties that may required a Phase I ESA.
Contact Our ProfessionalsRecently Completed Phase I ESAs
Keams Canyon Shopping Center Phase I ESA
Complex multi-use property Phase I performed for the Hopi Tribe for a private party property lease renewal on tribal lands.
Ryal Canyon Trail Head Phase I ESA
Phase I performed for Town of Camp Verde for the purchase of a rural parcel of private property by the Town.
Flagstaff Industrial Park Phase I ESA
Phase I performed on several acres for a private party for the purchase of a building in Flagstaff Industrial Park.
Monticello Blue Mountain Wind Farm Phase I ESA
Phase I performed on over 1,000 acres near Monticello, Utah for a sale of agricultural and ranching property prior to development of a wind farm.