ASTM E1527-21
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments
Understand a property’s history before planning its future. ELC provides Phase I Environmental Site Assessments for owners, buyers, developers, and lenders.
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Connect the records with the property
A Phase I ESA brings together historical research, regulatory records, interviews, and a site visit. ELC reviews former uses and current conditions to identify Recognized Environmental Conditions and present findings, conclusions, and recommendations in a technical report.
Plan around the transaction
Share the property address, parcel boundaries, transaction deadline, and any lender requirements at the start. Existing environmental reports and available site records help us understand the assignment. For multiple properties, provide the location list so the scope and schedule can be coordinated.
Understand the next step
A Phase I review may recommend further investigation. If a Phase II is recommended, the findings help guide a separate sampling scope. Discuss the report’s recommendations with ELC before deciding how to proceed.
Questions about
Phase I ESA
01How long does a Phase I ESA take?
A typical Phase I ESA takes 10 to 15 working days. A rush project can be negotiated for an expedited fee. Confirm the schedule for your property with Ellen.
02What affects the cost?
Size, location, and current and historical site operations affect the quote. Quotes and initial consultations are free.
03What standards does ELC use?
ELC’s Phase I assessments are based on ASTM E1527-21 and US EPA All Appropriate Inquiry (AAI). We discuss the intended use of the assessment when defining the scope.
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