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Phase 1 ESAs uncover risks like industrial contamination, USTs, and regulatory violations. Identifying these red flags early helps buyers make informed decisions and safeguard investments.

A Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment helps property owners identify risks, comply with regulations, and avoid liabilities. Whether buying, selling, or developing, this essential step protects investments, preserves property value, and ensures smoother transactions.

Lenders often require Phase 1 ESAs to identify environmental risks, safeguard investments, and comply with regulations. This essential due diligence step protects against liabilities, ensures regulatory adherence, and mitigates financial risks for both lenders and borrowers.