PCI Environmental provides comprehensive Phase III ESA's, also known as Remediation Investigations/Feasibility Studies.  Our Phase III ESA services include but are not limited to:

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• Groundwater Contamination Investigation and Reporting

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• Soil Boring and Extent of Contamination

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• Identifying the extent of environmental contaminants found during Phase II ESA.

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• Completing Site Notification Reports to notify regulatory bodies of site contamination.

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• Develop Remedial Action Plan (RAP) to remove environmental contaminants.

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• Assessing options available for parties involved, including costs and timelines of remediation.

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• Assessing any and all Brownfield Tax Credits / Tax Incentive Funds that may apply.

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Purpose of a Phase III ESA

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During a Phase II ESA Inspection, intrusive testing is performed on a subject property to determine if contaminates are present.  If no contaminants are found then the ESA Inspection stops there.  However, if contaminants are found during a Phase II ESA then this information will be used to conduct a further investigation in a Phase III ESA to determine the extent of contamination within the meets and bounds of the subject property.  It is a much more detailed and intrusive inspection of the property, and is necessary to uncover additional information before remediation work can take place.  Phase III ESA's are an intricate part of formulating a remedial scope of work that needs the approval of Municipal, County, State and Federal Environmental Agencies.  It also includes a complete scope of work and costs involved with site clean up.