Environmental Site Assessments
Environmental Site Assessments are an integral part of the real estate transaction pocess, ensuring compliance with local, state and federal regulations. More importantly, they give you peace of mind that you are buying a quality piece of real estate. A quality ESA protects the current and future investment in a variety of projects. If you are selling, buying or developing a project, let PG&E complete the ESA for you.
PG&E has built our reputation around providing high quality and responsive services to our clients, each and every time we complete a project.
We can provide three levels of ESA's - one that will be right for your project.
Transaction Screening |
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| If your project can be considered a "low-impact" use and you don't require one of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Landowner Liability Protections (LLP), a transaction screen can be a fast and inexpensive process to utilize. | |
| Phase I ESA | |
| A Phase I assessment, for those requiring CERCLA LLP, includes a comprehensive inspection of the property, historical records search and an environmental records review to identify Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs) that could impact the value or usage of the subject property. | |
| Phase II ESA | |
| Phase II assessments include a more in-depth investigation of Recognized Environmental Conditions as identified in a Phase I ESA. This process provides more complete information regarding the nature and extent of the contamination to assist the buyer and seller in making informed business decisions about the property. |
We have completed multitudes of Environmental Site Assessments for satisfied clients across the nation. To see how the experts at PG&E can help you, contact us today.
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