Due Diligence

When applying for commercial real estate financing, Phase 1 ESA red flags—like underground tanks or historical contamination—can derail loan approvals. Learn which risks to watch for and how to stay compliant during your due diligence process.

ASTM E1527-21 sets the gold standard for Phase 1 ESAs, ensuring that environmental due diligence is thorough, defensible, and compliant with federal law. Learn how following these standards protects against liability, secures financing, and supports informed property decisions.

A Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is a powerful tool for protecting and enhancing property value. By identifying environmental risks early, owners can maintain marketability, secure financing, and prevent costly liabilities—ensuring their assets remain strong investments.

Regular Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) are critical for property owners aiming to safeguard their investments. By detecting environmental risks early, maintaining regulatory compliance, and supporting future development, routine ESAs help preserve property value, secure financing, and minimize costly liabilities.