Protect Your Investments with Timely and Comprehensive Due Diligence Support

Environmental due diligence is essential for minimizing risk and ensuring informed decision-making during capital projects and sales transactions. Our team provides timely and thorough assessments - such as Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, enhanced regulatory reviews, and risk evaluations - that help buyers, sellers, and developers understand potential liabilities and future regulatory impacts.
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Due Diligence Services

See how our due diligence services identify potential liabilities, evaluate regulatory and financial impacts, and deliver actionable insights for buyers, sellers, and developers.

We perform Phase I ESAs to identify potential environmental liabilities, including contamination risks, in alignment with CERCLA/Superfund and other key regulatory frameworks.

Our enhanced assessments combine traditional Phase I elements with regulatory compliance reviews, providing a deeper evaluation of operational risks and obligations.

We analyze the potential financial and operational impacts of current and future environmental regulations, helping clients anticipate costs and plan for long-term compliance.

Our team evaluates the true operating capacity of assets against permit conditions and environmental restrictions to ensure accurate valuations and risk assessments.

We assess liabilities related to the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, RCRA, and state/local requirements, identifying risks that could impact ongoing operations or future expansion.

We represent industrial clients, developers, financial institutions, and law firms during transactions, providing strategies to mitigate risks, maximize value, and streamline negotiations.

High Stakes Capital Projects

In this issue of EHS Quarterly, we examine how environmental consulting plays a pivotal role in turning regulatory challenges into project advantages. By embedding proactive environmental management and permitting strategies early in the capital project lifecycle, organizations can reduce risk, improve outcomes, and create measurable value.

Due Diligence FAQs

Due diligence helps identify and address environmental liabilities that could lead to costly remediation, regulatory penalties, or reputational damage. Early detection ensures informed decision-making and stronger negotiating positions.

Stakeholders such as industrial companies, real estate developers, financial institutions, law firms, M&A teams, and project developers all benefit from due diligence to minimize risk and secure project or transaction success.

Assessments often consider federal regulations like CERCLA, RCRA, the Clean Air Act, and the Clean Water Act, along with state and local requirements that may impose stricter standards.

In addition to Phase I ESAs, we provide enhanced assessments, regulatory compliance reviews, and full risk evaluations that consider current and future requirements, giving clients a more comprehensive picture of potential liabilities.

Yes. We understand the importance of transaction deadlines and deliver timely, actionable assessments to keep projects and deals on track.

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