Subsurface investigation
Phase II Environmental Site Assessments
When the records raise a question, investigate the conditions on site. ELC helps property teams plan the next stage of environmental due diligence.
Discuss Phase II samplingBased in Coral Springs, Florida · Serving the U.S., the Bahamas & Mexico
Start with the concern
A Phase I ESA typically comes first. Its findings, conclusions, and recommendations help determine whether additional investigation is appropriate. Share the report and the property’s history so we can discuss the concern the investigation needs to address.
Define a property-specific investigation
Phase II work can include soil, groundwater, and soil gas sampling, with laboratory analysis to evaluate suspected Recognized Environmental Conditions. The sampling scope depends on the site and the issue being investigated.
Coordinate the work
Property access, the proposed scope, field conditions, and laboratory work inform the schedule. Discuss your transaction deadline early so ELC can help coordinate the investigation and the information your project team needs.
Questions about
Phase II ESA
01Does every Phase I lead to a Phase II?
A Phase II is not an automatic next step. Review the findings and recommendations of the Phase I with ELC to discuss whether further investigation is appropriate.
02What can sampling include?
ELC’s Phase II services include soil, groundwater, and soil gas sampling. The investigation is scoped around the property’s environmental concerns.
03How are price and timing determined?
They depend on the investigation scope and project conditions. Share the existing report and your deadline for a project-specific discussion and quote.
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