Phase I ESAServices
Due Diligence > Phase II ESA
If Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs) are discovered, a Phase II ESA may be warranted. This type of study moves the project investigation from a visual, non-intrusive study to one including soil and/or groundwater sample collection, analysis and comparison of results to State and Federal criteria.
Once your laboratory sample results are compared to State and Federal reporting action levels, three basic results will come from your Phase II investigation. One, your samples exhibit no chemicals of concern; two, they exhibit elevated concentrations of chemicals of concern but are below a reporting or action level; or three, the chemicals of concern are above a reporting or action level. Regardless of the result generated, Sierra can collect, interpret and present you with the data in a clear and understandable way to ensure an informed decision is made.
