Evaluating Environmental Risk
Understanding the past use history and existing environmental conditions of a property are critical to a prospective buyer as they purchase property and existing owners as they manage their assets. These elements can be investigated by conducting environmental due diligence, a formal process that assesses property for risk of potential environmental contamination. With over 30 years of experience in Michigan and the surrounding region, Envirologic's Environmental Due Diligence Services Group will provide the level of comfort and security needed to ensure liability protection and risk management.
We have designed a series of Infographics that clearly explain each part of the process from a Phase I Environmental Assessment through Due Care Obligations. Find the documents linked here or email our Manager of Environmental Due Diligence, Erik Peterson.
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