Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment:

Welcome to CRG Texas Environmental, a trusted provider of Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments (ESA). Our team of experienced environmental professionals specializes in conducting thorough assessments to evaluate potential environmental risks associated with properties. With our in-depth analysis and comprehensive reports, we help businesses make informed decisions and mitigate environmental liabilities.

Why Are Phase 1 ESA's Important?

Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments are crucial for businesses and property owners seeking to understand potential environmental risks before property acquisition or development. These assessments aim to identify any existing or potential contamination, hazardous substances, or other environmental concerns. The discovery of contamination on a property can lead to environmental and human health risks that may uprise if not assessed and treated before closing any transaction on the land. All of our Phase I (ESA) 's are performed in accordance with the ASTM E1527 - 13 Standard Practice for ESA’s: Phase One Environmental Site Assessment Process. To get a deeper understanding of what all goes into a phase 1, we've completed a phase 1 esa checklist that explains it all in further datail.

Conducting a Phase 1 ESA Helps:

• Mitigate Risks and Liabilities:

Identify potential environmental hazards or contamination that may exist on the property.
Understand the historical uses of the site and assess the likelihood of contamination.
Minimize the risk of unexpected cleanup costs, legal liabilities, and reputational damage.

• Comply with Regulations:

Fulfill regulatory requirements by conducting a Phase 1 ESA as part of due diligence.
Demonstrate environmental stewardship and responsibility to regulatory agencies.
Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local environmental regulations.

Our Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment Process:

Initial Consultation:

• We begin with an initial consultation to understand your project goals and objectives.
• Our team will gather relevant property information, such as location, site history, and previous uses.

Site Investigation and Documentation:

• Our environmental professionals conduct a comprehensive site visit, documenting observations and potential environmental concerns.
• We assess factors such as nearby land use, proximity to potential contamination sources, and historical data.

Regulatory Database and Records Review:

• We perform an extensive review of regulatory databases and historical records related to the property.
• This includes evaluating past uses, permits, spills, and other activities that may have impacted the site.

Report Preparation:

• Our team prepares a detailed Phase 1 ESA report, which includes findings, conclusions, and recommendations.
• The report outlines potential environmental risks, identifies areas for further investigation (if needed), and suggests appropriate next steps.