Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment
A Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is a critical step for identifying and addressing potential environmental liabilities associated with a property. At Property DNA Group, we offer professional and comprehensive Phase 1 ESAs to help property buyers in Alberta make informed decisions and mitigate risks. By catching minor issues early, our assessments prevent costly problems down the road.
A Phase 1 ESA is essential for evaluating the environmental condition of a property before purchase, sale, or redevelopment. Our assessments are designed to:
- Reduce uncertainty about environmental liabilities
- Provide a basis for further investigation
- Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements
- Support confident decisions in property transactions
What Does a Phase 1 ESA Include?
A Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment consists of:
Types of Phase 1 ESAs
Led by Jim Brown, who has completed the Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment course with the Associated Environmental Site Assessors of Canada Inc., our team ensures accurate and reliable assessments that meet industry standards.
We conduct Phase 1 ESAs for various property types:
Residential Properties
Commercial Properties
Industrial Sites
Contact Us About Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment
FAQ
A Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment evaluates a property’s environmental condition by identifying potential liabilities through a review of records, site visits, and interviews.
You need a Phase 1 ESA when purchasing, selling, or redeveloping a property to ensure you are aware of any environmental liabilities or regulatory compliance issues.
The cost of a Phase 1 ESA varies depending on the size and complexity of the property. Contact us for a customized quote tailored to your needs.
Yes, a Phase 1 ESA is necessary to identify environmental risks that could lead to financial or legal liabilities, ensuring you can make an informed decision.
A Phase 1 ESA provides a comprehensive report detailing potential environmental risks, compliance issues, and recommendations for further action if needed.