Due Diligence Services – Phase I and Phase II

Pilot performs ASTM Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) to assess risks and liabilities associated with real estate transactions. Our staff has completed Phase I ESAs on a variety of property types ranging from greenfield sites to gasoline stations to large manufacturing facilities. Pilot personnel have performed over one thousand Phase I ESAs throughout the United States. Clientele includes developers, bankers, realtors, attorneys, general contractors, demolition companies, solar companies and various other entities. In addition to complying with CERCLIS requirements, Pilot has the capability to perform Phase I ESAs to supplement completion of Housing Urban Development-4128D Forms, NEPA Categorical Exclusions, NEPA Environmental Assessments and NEPA Environmental Impact Statements.Pilot performs Phase I ESAs in general accordance with ASTM Standard E 1527-13.

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Pilot performs Phase II environmental investigations to assess potential soil and groundwater impact from current and historic on-site or off-site contamination sources.

Our staff has completed numerous investigations to assess and delineate the lateral and vertical extent of soil and groundwater contamination at residential and commercial properties including gasoline stations, automotive repair facilities, and industrial facilities. Our staff has performed Phase II environmental investigations at various locations throughout the United States.

Our staff has also evaluated the potential risk of on-site and off-site contaminant plumes through completion of numerous vapor intrusion studies at sites developed with, and being evaluated for development with single family homes, multi-family residential complexes, retail and commercial buildings, medical office buildings, banks, municipal buildings, educational buildings, and manufacturing and industrial facilities.

Our staff has completed numerous regulatory investigations and remediation projects in accordance with the NCDEQ UST Section Guidelines and IHSB Guidelines. Pilot staff have been involved with numerous North Carolina Brownfield’s applications and investigations for sites being evaluated for redevelopment with single family and multi-family residences, retail and commercial businesses.