Phase II Environmental Site Assessments

When a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) identifies a recognized environmental condition (REC), a property’s value may be negatively impacted without proper action. We conduct Phase II Environmental Site Assessments in this instance — testing hidden subsurface conditions such as soil, vapor and groundwater to determine the impact of petroleum or other hazardous substances. 

Phase II Environmental Investigations

Environmental professionals at EOI investigate properties for potential chemicals of concern, and state/federal regulations. Our team includes geologists and engineers who utilize the findings of a Phase I report to guide recommendations for your site.

We collect and interpret chemical and geological data to inform our partners of their risks moving forward. The following services may be present in our Phase I ESAs:

  • Subsurface Soil Boring
  • Groundwater and Soil Vapor Monitoring Well Installation
  • Soil, Water and/or Vapor Sample Collection and Laboratory Analysis
  • Geophysical Testing for Buried Tanks and Drums 
  • Risk analysis and Modeling

Areas of Concern

Soil 

The EOI team often takes soil samples to analyze their chemical composition and potentially determine the precise location of hazardous materials. After the Phase II ESA, we provide recommendations for further mitigation and cleanup.

Vapor 

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs), mercury, pesticides and other vapors may create adverse health effects for those on the property. Our team samples air quality, creates risk models and makes recommendations for future mitigation. 

Groundwater

Groundwater may easily be contaminated by petroleum, metals and other hazardous chemicals. Our geologists examine where the contamination originates during the Phase II ESA and recommend steps toward mitigation. 

Brownfield Remediation

Our team handles environmentally challenging sites across the U.S. — sometimes, these sites may need remediation after a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment. With expertise and tactful reformation, we help partners transform property risk into valuable opportunities. 

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Key Point of Contact

Julie Gibbs-Alley

Director of Consulting Services (314) 480-4675 Julie@environmentalops.com

Julie Gibbs-Alley joined Environmental Operations, Inc. as an environmental professional in 2008, and is currently a program manager for due diligence services. In the environmental industry, Julie has overseen the completion of over 2,000 Phase I Assessments, Preliminary Assessments, Transaction Screens and other environmental investigations. 

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