Environmental Due Diligence & Consulting Specialists
408-406-3850
Serving all of California and major metropolitan areas across the country
Division of Silicon Valley Environmental Group
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, Limited Environmental Transaction Screens, Preliminary Property Reports, Phase II Investigations, Phase III Environmental Remediation, Tank Removals, Service Station Construction, Environmentally Distressed Property Consulting, Environmental Re-Zoning, Regulatory Negotiations, Review of other companies Phase I or Phase II Reports, Environmental Project Planning & Management, Expert Environmental Witness, Environmental Advise, and more…
Our environmental consulting capabilities are broad-spanned. Our focus is on issues that impact (or have impacted) developed properties - and may limit the uses of those properties. Our group has an in-depth knowledge of environmental regulations, and we understand how each of the agencies who control and manage them think, and operate. We are heavily experienced with environmental investigations – both above and below the surface. We have hands-on experience with nearly all types of remediation, and our group puts heavy emphasis on biological remedial methods and techniques – where ever they are possible. We have helped build numerous environmental defense cases, and have expert-witness credentials. We pride ourselves on high integrity, and top-level business ethics.
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A Phase II is a subsurface soil, and/or groundwater investigation. Borings are installed in areas where suspected (or known) contamination is thought to exist, and samples are collected and analyzed at a laboratory for the chemicals of concern. In general, Phase II’s are prescribed after a Phase I has been performed where evidence has been discovered that suggested possible subsurface contamination, like heavily stained concrete beneath or near a paint or solvent storage rack. Another trigger would be if there was inadequate evidence found to prove that there is not contamination. For example; old Fire department inspection records that showed a facility there that stored and used controlled hazardous substances.
If the Phase II discovers contamination that needs to be cleaned up, the next step is Phase III, which refers to the clean-up work, or remediation.
It is very important to know and trust who you deal with in the environmental due diligence studies. This applies to all environmental work – including Phase I’s, II’s and III’s.
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