Conducting Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (Phase I ESA) in St. Louis, Missouri, is essential for mitigating risk in commercial real estate transactions. As a leading authority in Phase I ESAs, Partner possesses a comprehensive understanding of how these assessments serve the commercial and multi-family real estate sectors. With an expansive international presence, Partner delivers Phase I ESA reports across the North America, Mexico, and Europe, catering to both U.S.-based and international commercial real estate lenders. Our environmental reports are widely trusted and endorsed by a diverse array of stakeholders, including lenders, investors, corporations, and attorneys. Partner’s approach extends beyond identifying issues; we are committed to delivering comprehensive solutions.
Recognized as the benchmark for assessing environmental liabilities in commercial real estate, the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is crucial for evaluating properties of various types, including industrial, commercial, mixed-use, and multifamily. Partner excels in evaluating both the historical and current uses of properties, adhering to the ASTM E1527 Standard, with expertise in the 2013 and 2021 revisions. Our Phase I ESAs are conducted by qualified Environmental Professionals who comply with the EPA’s All Appropriate Inquiries (AAI) Standard.
With experience in Phase I ESAs predating the establishment of ASTM Standards, Partner has contributed to the development and updates of these standards. Having completed assessments on hundreds of thousands of properties, we provide our clients with unparalleled expertise and insights for every property type.
Additional St. Louis, Missouri state and local information about Phase I Environmental Site Assessment can be obtained from the following resources:
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment in St. Louis, Missouri are unique due to several factors:
While the overall Phase I ESA process follows standard national practices laid out in ASTM E1527, the specific industrial/land use history and geology/hydrology of the St. Louis region creates some nuances that local environmental professionals need to be well-versed in. But in general, an experienced environmental consultant can account for these St. Louis-area factors.
