Know what’s on the property before you buy, build or sell.
Environmental site assessments help buyers, sellers and owners understand possible contamination and hazardous materials on a property, with a clear written report.
- Written report
- Clear findings
- Residential & commercial
When people order a site assessment
Pick the closest match to your situation.
Buying commercial property
A lender or buyer may want to know about past use and possible contamination before closing.
Before you build or renovate
Know what is in the ground and in existing structures before work starts.
Selling a property
A written assessment can answer buyer questions early and avoid surprises late in a sale.
How our process works
From first call to a written report.
1. Call and scope
We ask about the property, its use and why you need the assessment, and agree on what the work should cover.
2. Records review
We look at available information about the property and how it has been used over time.
3. Site visit
We walk the property and note conditions that suggest possible environmental concerns.
4. Sampling if needed
Where findings call for it, we collect samples and send them to an independent laboratory.
5. Analysis
We review the records, the site visit and any lab results together.
6. Written report
You receive a report that explains what we found and what, if anything, we recommend next.
What a site assessment includes
- Review of available property information
- On-site walk-through
- Notes and photos of site conditions
- Sampling where findings call for it
- Independent laboratory analysis
- Written report
- Plain-English summary of findings
- Recommendations on next steps
Related services
Assessments often lead to testing or cleanup.
Serving Middle Tennessee and beyond
Site assessment questions, answered
What people ask us most.
What is an environmental site assessment?
It is a review of a property’s history and current conditions to identify possible environmental concerns, such as contamination or hazardous materials. The result is a written report.
Who needs a site assessment?
Buyers, sellers, lenders and property owners often order one before a purchase, sale, financing or redevelopment. If you are not sure whether you need one, call us and we will talk it through.
Do you always take samples?
No. Sampling is done only when the records review or site visit points to a reason for it. If samples are needed, we send them to an independent laboratory.
How long does an assessment take?
It depends on the property and what the scope requires. After we talk with you, a specialist will give you a timeline before work starts.
Can you assess both residential and commercial properties?
Yes. We work with homeowners, businesses and property managers across Middle Tennessee.
What happens if you find a problem?
Your report explains what we found and what we recommend. If testing or cleanup is needed, we can help, but you are never required to hire us for it.
How do I get a quote?
Call 615-898-9729 or use the form on this page. A specialist will ask about the property and what you need, then give you a free quote.
Need an environmental site assessment?
Talk to a specialist today. Quotes are free.
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