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Discovering Water Damage at An Asset Can Be a Deal Breaker, but the Source Doesn’t Always from above Water intrusion is a serious and often costly problem for any structure. […]

The Federal Government Furthers Its Commitment to Green Buildings Last Friday, President Obama committed to putting $2 billion into energy upgrades of federal buildings as part of the Better Buildings […]

Austin Will Begin Enforcement of Its Energy Conservation Audit & Disclosure Ordinance in June 2012 Joining the nationwide trend of local energy disclosure mandates, Austin, Texas is just over 6 months […]

Dallas, TX—Pamela Froelich, P.E., LEED, who has more than 20 years of experience in the environmental and engineering service industry, has joined Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. as a staff […]

Published in Colorado Real Estate Journal When it comes to radon, it is important for Colorado property owners to be aware of the risk and radon levels in their buildings. […]

Construction Progress Monitoring Is Crucial for Lenders and Borrowers …to keep track of the project, save money, and avoid mistakes. When a lender agrees to loan funds for a construction […]

November 10, 2011 — El Segundo, CA — The western half of the United States experienced a 10.4 percent increase in total industry Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) in the third […]

Nov. 10, 2011, El Segundo, CA — Southern U.S. states experienced a 6.5 percent increase in Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) in the third quarter of 2011, compared to […]

Retail and Restaurant Properties Come with Varying Levels of Environmental Risk Retail and restaurant owners face unique challenges in site selection and development, and one crucial component of that is environmental […]

By James Davenport, PS Getting a land survey, specifically an American Land Title Association (ALTA) Survey, during a real estate transaction is crucial to understanding exactly what is being conveyed […]