Greenearth Environment ConsultantsWe Strive to Revive

Our work

More than 4,500 environmental due diligence projects delivered, including Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, transaction screening assessments, record search and risk assessments, and desktop reviews.

4,500+
Environmental assessment projects
17+
Years of environmental experience
15+
Technical professionals
Ph.D. & Master's
Scientific expertise
Case studies in preparation

Four and a half thousand assessments. We are picking the ones worth showing you.

Every Phase I ESA we support is confidential, so a case study is not a screenshot, it is a rewrite: the property anonymised, the findings generalised, the judgement preserved. That takes longer than publishing a logo wall, and it is the only version worth reading.

Grass and moss at ground level

What is coming

  1. 01Anonymised assessments showing how a database listing was evaluated into a conclusion
  2. 02Worked examples of REC, CREC and HREC determinations
  3. 03Portfolio engagements, with the turnaround and volume actually delivered
  4. 04Property types we have covered, and the concerns each tends to surface

In the meantime, ask us about a property directly. We can talk through comparable work without naming a client.

Ask about a property

Capabilities

What the case studies will cover

The assessment types we support today, and the standards each is delivered to.

  • Phase I Environmental Site Assessments

    ASTM E1527-21

  • Transaction Screening Assessments

    ASTM E1528-14

  • Record Search and Risk Assessments (RSRA)

    US Small Business Administration (SBA) SOP 50-10 (5j)

  • Desktop Reviews

    ASTM E1528-14

Property types assessed

Residential, commercial, industrial, oil and gas, vacant lots, mobile home parks, gas stations, restaurants, drycleaners and printing facilities.

Standards expertise

Reviewing environmental database records

  • Reviewing historical records including aerial and topographic maps, Sanborn® Fire Insurance Maps and city directories
  • Identifying Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs), Historical Recognized Environmental Conditions (HRECs), Business Environmental Risk (BER), non-ASTM scope concerns and de minimis conditions across property types