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Protect Your Assets with a Phase I Environmental Assessment
Minimize risks and avoid costly liabilities with Anderson Engineering's Phase 1 Assessments.
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Senior Experts on Every Project
Your environmental assessment is personally handled by seasoned experts to ensure thorough and reliable results.
Actionable Reports
Our in-depth environmental analysis goes beyond identifying risks – we provide tailored solutions backed by decades of expertise, ensuring your project moves forward without liability surprises.
Full-Scope Support
We don’t just identify risks – we guide you through solutions from inspections to action plans.
Unseen Environmental Risks Could Lead to Costly Delays and Environmental Liabilties
Skipping or delaying a Phase I ESA can make you and your project vulnerable to:
Contaminated soil or hazardous substances
Identify site-specific risks in Utah's soils to prevent unexpected liabilities and delays.
Unresolved issues with historical property use
Pinpoint past land uses that could lead to hidden contamination and costly setbacks.
Permitting delays and fines
Navigate Utah's local, state, and federal regulations to avoid penalties and delays.
Expensive cleanup and remediation cost
Mitigate costly cleanups and proactive assessments designed to address risks early.
At Anderson Engineering, we identify and resolve structural challenges before they impact your project, providing dependable, proactive solutions.
Early Risk Detection of Recognized Environmental Conditions Keeps Your Project on Track
What You Get with an Environmental Phase I from Anderson Engineering:
Site Reconnaissance
Comprehensive and visual inspections to identify environmental issues.
Historical Research
Thorough databases reviews and interviews with property stakeholders.
Clear Reporting
Actionable findings with recommendations for next steps.
Regulatory Expertise
Guaranteed compliance with local, state, and federal standards.
The ESA Roadmap Trusted by Industry Leaders, Tailored for Your Needs
The same expertise that supports the largest mining and energy companies powers our thorough, site-specific environmental assessments. Our in-depth process goes beyond standard evaluations, uncovering hidden risks and providing actionable solutions to help you avoid delays, liabilities, and costly remediation.
The ESA Risk-Free Roadmap keeps your project on track—from initial assessment to actionable solutions—minimizing delays and providing expert environmental guidance at every stage.
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What to Expect from a Phase I ESA Report
The report is prepared by an environmental professional who meets specific qualifications and adheres to industry standards, such as those set by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM). This ensures that the findings are reliable and actionable.
Introduction to the Property
A summary of the property and its location.
Historical Records Review
Examining past uses and ownership to identify potential environmental concerns.
Site Visit and Visual Inspection
A thorough on-site inspection to identify any visible signs of environmental issues.
Interviews with Relevant Parties
Conversations with current and past owners, occupants, and neighbors to gather additional insights.
Assessment of Environmental Condition
Identification of Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs) and other potential environmental concerns.
Recommendations
Suggestions for further investigation or action if necessary.
Environmental Phase I Cost
Factors Affecting Phase I ESA Cost
On average, a Phase I ESA costs from $1,800 to $4,600. However, the property’s specific circumstances and the assessment requirements can cause significant variations in cost. By understanding these factors, property owners can better anticipate the expenses associated with a Phase I ESA and plan accordingly.
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Property Size and Location
Larger properties or those in remote locations may require more extensive assessments.
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Complexity of Site History and Uses
Properties with a long or complicated history may need more in-depth research.
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Availability of Historical Records
Easier access to historical records can streamline the assessment process.
4.
Level of Environmental Concern or Risk
Higher levels of concern or risk may necessitate more thorough investigations.
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Lender or Regulatory Requirements
Specific requirements from lenders or regulatory agencies can influence the scope and cost of the assessment.
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Qualifications and Experience of the Environmental Professional
More experienced professionals may command higher fees, but their expertise can provide more reliable results.
Reliable Environmental Site Assessments to Protect Utah Projects
Anderson Engineering’s expert-led Phase 1 Environmental Assessments uncover hidden risks, ensure regulatory compliance, and deliver tailored solutions—helping Utah property owners and developers move forward confidently without costly delays or environmental liabilities.
Senior Environmental Engineer Oversight
Utah projects led by experienced professionals for thorough, accurate assessments.
Utah & Federal Compliance
Expertise in Utah-specific regulations and federal standards, including CERCLA.
Actionable Risk Reports
Customized reports with site-specific recommendations to mitigate environmental liabilities.
Fast Utah Turnaround
Quick, accurate assessments tailored to Utah development timelines.
Scalable Site Solutions
From property surveys to large industrial sites, adaptable to any Utah project.
Proven Utah Expertise
Decades of experience delivering environmental assessments for Utah’s key industries and landscapes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about Phase I Environmental Site Assessments
What is included in a Phase I ESA?
A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) involves site inspections, historical research, database reviews, and appropriate inquiries to identify potential environmental concerns.
How long does a Phase I ESA take?
Typically, a Phase I ESA takes between 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the project’s complexity and the thoroughness of the investigation.
What happens if concerns are found during the assessment?
If the Phase I ESA identifies recognized environmental conditions, we guide you through follow-up assessments, such as a Phase II ESA, or recommend appropriate mitigation strategies to address the issues.
Do you provide follow-up assessments if needed?
Yes, our team is equipped to handle Phase II Environmental Site Assessments and remediation planning to ensure comprehensive management of any identified environmental risks.
Is a Phase I ESA required by law for real estate transactions?
While not legally mandated, a Phase I ESA is highly recommended to protect purchasers from environmental liability and to assess potential contamination that could affect property value.
How long is a Phase I ESA valid?
A Phase I ESA is generally valid for 180 days and may be updated within one year to maintain its viability for real estate transactions.