ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTS

Environmental Reports

Location is the most important criteria to consider before investing in a commercial piece of real estate. Although countless hours and dollars are spent on market research, building and systems inspections, and other due diligence, environmental risks can sometimes be overlooked.​ Some of the most costly and dangerous hazards can actually exist outside a building and could contaminate the water, soil, and air on the property. These issues are often found underground and can include toxic substances that were leaked, spilled, or dumped in the past.​​

By having Certified Inspectors provide a Neighborhood Environmental Report (somewhat similar in function to a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment report, without the expense), you’ll know much more about the property’s historical and current condition. The report compiles information from over 1,400 databases to screen for potential environmental liabilities at the property and neighboring properties.