The goals of an environmental assessment are to understand the natural environment and the man-made environment associated with the site in question. Time proven approaches for the evaluation of a site include the evaluation of the geology and hydrogeology of the site followed by the understanding of the contamination affecting the soil and groundwater. Both historical and present day searches are performed to evaluate the past and present activities that may affect the environmental status of a site. These factors combined with an understanding of a contaminant provide our clients with a cost effective and timely approach to the evaluation of contamination to soil and groundwater.
Soil sampling at a gas station.
Documenting the status of a UST system during abandonment is one key to determining the source of a leak.
On-site evaluation of spills to open waters.
Excavation of underground utilities can be helpful in determining the ultimate fate of a fuel release.
Documenting site conditions at gas stations is a useful tool in assessing potential release points and adherence to operational regulations for owners and operators.