APEC has several experienced Environmental Professionals on staff to provide you with high quality and

cost-effective Phase II services. We also understand that Phase II Environmental Site Assessments can be critical to resolving liability issues associated with a property, and are thus committed to providing our clients with comprehensive and legally defensible Phase II ESAs.

Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (Phase I ESAs) evaluate potential liabilities associated with past and present land uses. All-Phase Environmental Consultants, Inc. (APEC) has extensive experience conducting Phase I ESAs in accordance with ASTM standards

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The purpose of a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment (Phase II ESA) is to define the nature and extent of conditions identified in the Phase I ESA (Link to Phase 1). A Phase II ESA will more clearly evaluate the quantitative liability associated with a property by providing quantitative results

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We provide clients with the information needed to make decisions on property conveyance and clean-up actions through the following:

  • Thorough visual inspection and photographic documentation of the subject property and adjacent properties.
  • Review of historical records and interviews with current and past owners/operators to determine the past use/uses of a property.
  • Search of federal and state databases and interviews with governmental officials to identify potential environmental conditions on or near a property.
  • review of local and regional geological maps and other data to determine the physical conditions of a property.
  • Final report that includes a discussion of all the above items as well as a concluding statement and straightforward recommendations concerning all findings.

A Phase II ESA may include one or all of the following:

  • Surface soil sampling
  • Subsurface (borehole) soil sampling
  • Installation and sampling of groundwater monitoring wells
  • Determination of groundwater gradient
  • Additional research into the past and present uses of the property

A Phase III will clearly define the problem and offer solutions on how to successfully remedy it. When contaminated properties pose a significant risk to human health and/or the environment, remediation of the contamination is required. All-Phase uses site-specific data and knowledge of the chemical and physical properties of the contaminants to design the most cost-effective remediation system possible.


Technologies implemented for many common contaminants include:

Property buyers and owners, commercial lending institutions, attorneys, and title insurance firms realize the strict liability and subsequent cleanup costs associated with property contaminated with hazardous wastes. As a buyer, owner, lender, or insurer, you face a myriad of environmental issues such as:

  • Possible responsibility of clean-up;
  • State and Federal Superfund liability;
  • Limitations on property use and value;
  • Asbestos, lead-based paint, and OSHA issues
  • Insurance requirements

APEC has several qualified and experienced Environmental Professionals on staff to provide you with high quality and cost-effective Phase I services. We also understand that short timelines are part of most property transactions, and are therefore capable of and committed to meeting client deadlines.

  • Oxygen injection
  • Chemical injection
  • Air sparging + soil vapor extraction
  • Dual-phase extraction
  • Excavation and disposal

ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENTS

A Phase II ESA may include one or all of the following:

  • Surface soil sampling
  • Subsurface (borehole) soil sampling
  • Installation and sampling of groundwater monitoring wells
  • Determination of groundwater gradient
  • Additional research into the past and present uses of the property